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Heritage Language Summit graphic
Dec. 5

Raising awareness for the literary needs of heritage speakers

As the number of heritage language learners at Ohio State grows, so too does the need to identify, understand and share their stories and experiences. This increased interest in developing courses specific to heritage language learners gave way to the inaugural Heritage Language Summit.
Hardie in the field
Nov. 6

Hardie finds the human element in field work

Fourth-year student Megan Hardie uses forensics and bioarchaeology to find the human element in field work.
Oct. 17

Excellence in Outreach and Engagement

Outreach and Engagement has been a vital component Ohio State’s land-grant mission since the university’s founding. In our 2017-2022 strategic plan, the College of Arts and Sciences affirmed the importance of outreach and engagement as one of five strategic focus areas. We have a long legacy and steadfast commitment to facilitating partnerships and collaborations and recognize the important role our community plays in improving our programs and students’ success.
Students in action at the Center for Folklore Studies' Ohio Field School program.
Oct. 11

The Ohio Field School: Student research on-site in Scioto County

The Center for Folklore Studies at Ohio State is supporting, documenting and preserving local cultures through its Ohio Field School.

From left: Kendra Weinrich, Andre Santiago, Craig Stevens
Oct. 1

Pursuing a passion for anthropology through the Summer Research Opport...

The Big Ten Academic Alliance's Summer Research Opportunities Program has been dubbed a "gateway to graduate education."
Aldama at Gateway
Sept. 24

Humanity and the Humanities: A Day with Frederick Luis Aldama

Frederick Luis Aldama is the co-creator of SÕL-CON, a comics expo intended as both a celebration of current creative minds and as a means to open doors for youth of color to learn how to express their stories through the comic book storytelling arts.
Luna Luo (left) and Molly Rideout (right), students from the 2018 Ohio Field School class, clean and sort type for their service project, which involved assisting with the restoration of Bloody Twin Press.
Sept. 18

Center for Folklore Studies to launch traveling exhibit: “Placemakin...

In collaboration between the Center for Folklore Studies, Shawnee State University and community partners throughout Scioto County, the traveling exhibit, "Placemaking in Scioto County, Ohio" opens Friday, Sept. 21, at Shawnee State University's Morris University Center.

A cast of the Cryolophosaurus ellioti skeleton was installed at Orton Hall on Sept. 18, 2018.
Sept. 18

A Dinosaur for Orton

Orton Geological Museum is home to many exhibits that celebrate the prehistoric. But with the recent addition of an entire dinosaur skeleton, molded from a fossil discovered by an Ohio State professor, enthusiasm and support for the museum is sure to increase exponentially.

Members of APOP speak with children at COSI
Sept. 17

Anthropology Public Outreach Program promotes human diversity in commu...

The Anthropology Public Outreach Program (APOP), which has spearheaded projects such as informative carts at COSI and workshops in campus residence halls, aims to increase understanding of humanity and explore cultural awareness.
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