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A message from David Manderscheid, executive dean and vice provost, on recent events and a path forward
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…
New Anthropology Podcast Launches
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…
Giving Pediatric Cancer Patients an Inside Look Into TBDBITL
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…
Voxel Bay: ACCAD Students Partner with Nationwide Children’s Hospital to Create Virtual Reality Game to Comfort Young Patients
A pilot is underway for the virtual reality game, Voxel Bay, at the comprehensive hemophilia treatment center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. The game was specifically designed to distract and…
Student Spearheads Recognition of POW/MIA Soldiers in Ohio Stadium
Brianne Szymanski, a fourth-year student majoring in history, came up with an idea to dedicate a POW-MIA chair in the Ohio Stadium. Last month, Ohio State unveiled the special chair, to remain empty…
Bringing Speech Services to Rural Schools
Last summer, Ohio State’s Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic launched its first rural school outreach project, working with elementary students at Shekinah Christian School in Plain City, Ohio.
Addressing Hearing Loss Beyond the Clinic
Clinicians and students from the Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic join with persons with hearing impairments and their communication partners for Ohio's only social-based hearing loss event.
CAPS in BLOOME: New Grant Funds Educational Outreach
A grant from the American Society of Plant Biologists, funds the Center for Plant Sciences' Interactive Videoconferencing (IVC) program for students, grades 6-12. It includes hands-on investigations…
High School Students Discover the Humanities and Science
Thirty-eight high school students from around the country came to Ohio State to learn about where creativity comes from; why Austen’s Emma is better than The Hunger Games; and what brain mechanisms…