News
The Climate, Security, Health and Resilience (CSHR) Initiative
The Mershon Center for International Security Studies and the Byrd Polar Research Center have joined forces on a multiyear initiative on climate, security, health and resilience
Unlocking the Puzzle of School Drop Out Rates in Developing Countries
Economics Professor Lucas Coffman travels to Brazil, India, and the Dominican Republic to explore the process by which poor families decide to send their children to work or to school.
Festival Honors Alumnus Carman Moore
A two-day Carman Moore New Music Festival in New York City will honor composer/conductor and alumnus Carman Moore.
Center for Human Resource Research (CHRR) Receives NSF Big Data Award
The Center for Human Resource Research (CHRR) received a grant for $499,615 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to expand access for researchers to the Ohio Longitudinal Data Archive.
FIVE FACTS... about the Theatre Research Institute
The Theatre Research Institute (TRI), houses many collections and hundreds of materials that artists and scholars from around the world can use. Plus, the TRI is committed to helping students from…
Free Artwork for a Smile, Care of Bren Bataclan
Bren Bataclan, who earned his graduate degree from Ohio State in 1995 and studied at the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD), is a full-time artist in the Boston area, and…
A Breakthrough for Treating Hearing Loss
Eric Healy is lead author of a new study providing the first demonstration of a processing algorithm capable of improving speech understanding in noise for hearing-impaired listeners.
Call for Urban Arts Space Entries
The Urban Arts Space, Ohio State's downtown gallery, is currently accepting proposals for exhibitions, collections, installations, residencies, and performances.
Department of Art Lecturer Presents Installation at Ingenuity Festival
Stephen Takacs, lecturer, art, and local artist, will present Target Six-16, an interactive art installation, at the Cleveland Ingenuity Festival, September 20-22.