The Clintonville Community Resource Center (CRC) recently received a grant to help combat childhood obesity and make improvements to the children’s education area of the food pantry. They partnered with Ohio State Department of Design to improve the space.
Students in Sociology 4000E, Social Science Business Collaboration, have been hard at work this semester studying the challenges and impact of a community gardens project, working closely with Columbus businesses and community leaders.
Depression is the most common psychiatric disorder among people with cancer. Because the symptoms of depression are masked by the symptoms of disease and treatment, depression often goes underdiagnosed. Marlena Ryba, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Psychology, is changing that.
Orton Geological Museum’s treasure trove of rocks, minerals and fossils supports research, teaching and outreach. All it needs now is a dinosaur.
Chris Orban, theoretical physicist at Ohio State Marion, leads the BETHA grant-funded collaboration, “The Revolution in Cosmology: Fr. Georges Lemaitre’s Hidden God,” focused on cosmologist and Catholic priest, Georges Lemaitre, a founder of the Big Bang theory. Orban loves to explain that era to kids of all ages.
On Saturday, Dec. 2, Arts and Sciences students, faculty and staff were guests of the Ohio State Muslim Students Association for a “Get to Know Your Neighbors” open house at the Masjid Omar Ibn El-Khattab mosque, located just a few miles north of campus.
This week saw the culmination of a highly contested presidential election. In the College of Arts and Sciences, we embrace inclusion and diversity and are committed to sustaining a culture where all views are acknowledged and all individuals are treated with civility and respect.
Looking for your next favorite podcast? Graduate students in the Department of Anthropology have developed a new podcast, A Story of Us, devoted to bringing the exciting field of anthropology to your ears.
At the start of its season, the Ohio State Marching Band again came together with Nellie’s Champions for Kids to give pediatric cancer patients and their families a memorable evening packed with fun activities, music and Buckeye pride.
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