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Ohio State Receives $9.6 Million Critical Languages Award
East Asian Languages and Literatures receive State Dept Grant to implement Critical Language Scholarship Program in East Asia.
Historian to be Featured at Chicago Humanities Festival
Kevin Boyle, professor of history, is a featured speaker at the 2012 Chicago Humanities Festival, a collaboration with the Humanities Institute.
Royal Shakespeare Company's Young People's Shakespeare — King Lear
The Royal Shakespeare Company's Young People's Shakespeare production of King Lear comes to campus October 31-November 10.
Boo! College of Arts and Sciences gets in the Spirit of Halloween
College of Arts and Sciences has some treats planned, in the spirit of Halloween.
ASC Recipients of Fulbright Fellowships
Two faculty members and one graduate assistant from arts and sciences have been selected as recipients of prestigious Fulbright fellowships.
Chemistry Major Wins National Nanotech Competition
Chemistry major Elisabeth Bianco received $3,000 1st place award at national nanotech competition, Oct. 5, 2012.
Companionship has the potential to reduce pain caused by nerve damage
Graduate student Adam Hinzey (neuroscience) is lead author of a study finding that companionship has the potential to reduce pain linked to nerve damage.
Expectant Mothers More Likely to Suffer from Depression if Stressed While Pregnant
Psychology professor Benedetta Leuner is author of a new study suggesting a link between chronic stress during pregnancy and postpartum depression.
The for/word company performs Off-Broadway
The for/word company is performing its original play, North, Off-Broadway to rave reviews.