The Daily Post

April 19, 2019 HAS THE LONGTIME SWING STATE OF OHIO STOPPED SWINGING?

Democrats may struggle to reverse the Buckeye state’s recent turn to the right, but it’s still possible, says political science professor emeritus Paul Beck.

April 18, 2019 TRIPLEHORN INSECT COLLECTION LAUNCHES CITIZEN SCIENCE PROJECT

A citizen science project to digitize butterfly specimen data is in full flight at Ohio State’s Triplehorn Insect Collection

April 17, 2019 MORE THAN $8.6 MILLION RAISED FOR MARCHING BAND SCHOLARSHIPS

Future marching band students will have greater tuition support than ever before, thanks to the thousands of Buckeyes who contributed to 100% @TBDBITL.

April 16, 2019 SHOULD YOU MEDITATE?

Psychology professor Ruchika Prakash explains what research tells us about the benefits of meditation.

April 15, 2019 PLAY PROVIDES A WINDOW INTO THE WORLD OF BOY WITH AUTISM

The Department of Theatre's latest production depicts the journey of a teenage genius on the #autism spectrum.

April 12, 2019 ALUM AND RHODES SCHOLAR HEADS ABROAD

ASC alumna Laila Ujayli hopes to bring a unique perspective to the foreign policy sphere.

April 11, 2019 CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PERFORMANCE

On Saturday, the public is invited to see the results of a community-engaged performance project, "Be the Street."

April 10, 2019 HOW TO PERSUADE CLIMATE CHANGE IS HAPPENING

Communication professor Robyn Wilson weighs in on effective climate change communication.

April 9, 2019 DARK ENERGY INSTRUMENT SEES NIGHT SKY FOR FIRST TIME

Ohio State astronomers help reach a key milestone in the development of the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument.

April 8, 2019 RESILIENCE IN THE AFTERMATH OF GENOCIDE

“Genocides often fade into history,” says sociology professor Hollie Nyseth Brehm, whose study abroad course surrounds the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

April 5, 2019 SOCIAL MEDIA HAS REMARKABLY SMALL IMPACT ON AMERICANS' BELIEFS

Social media isn’t as big a driver of misinformation as previously thought, suggests a study from the Department of Communication.

April 4, 2019 ALUMNA'S FILM MAKING INTERNATIONAL SPLASH

Art alumna Jennifer Reeder’s new film "Knives and Skin" takes a feminist approach on the teen horror film.

April 3, 2019 EXPLORING WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SPORTS END

Ohio State sports psychologist Steve Graef weighs in ahead of the Sports and Society Initiative's April 11 event on “When Sports End.”

April 2, 2019 WHERE DID ALL THE ANTIMATTER GO?

The imbalance between matter and antimatter was likely caused in the very early universe.

April 1, 2019 EXPLORING THE POLITICS OF FOOD PRODUCTION, CULTURAL REPRESENTATION

A Spanish and Portuguese professor explores where food comes from and how it’s portrayed.