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Getting Published: An Undergraduate’s Hard Work Pays Off
Alumnus Stephen Bergman just learned that research he conducted as an undergraduate has been published in a peer-reviewed journal generally reserved for tenured professors.
'Globe Trot' Goes Online
Filmmaker Mitchell Rose and Choreographer Bebe Miller, both from the Department of Dance, have created an international crowd-sourced film, Globe Trot.
A Walk through Time: New Gift to Orton Museum Inspires Reflection
A new gift to the Orton Museum of Geology inspires reflection on the unending importance of museums that preserve our planet's past and the people who work to keep them going.
Technologically Groundbreaking Production is Inspired by Marcel Marceau
Marcel Marceau’s alter-ego “Bip” will come to life on stage when Ohio State presents the technologically groundbreaking, collaborative production of “There is No Silence,” a devised new work inspired…
Some Employers Continue to Discriminate Against Pregnant Employees
Sociology Professor Vincent Roscigno is co-author of a new study finding that pregnant employees are more likely to be singled out as poor performers and held strictly accountable for tardiness than…
Ann Hamilton Project Archive Created at Ohio State
The works of internationally recognized artist Ann Hamilton, professor, Department of Art, and Distinguished University Professor at Ohio State, are being digitally archived in a new publicly…
Drug Traffickers Destroy Central American Forests
Geography Professor Kendra McSweeney is the lead author of a new study published in Science, finding that drug trafficking endangers rainforests in Central America.
Economist Finds Cohabitation Affects the Number of Long-Term Relationships
Professor of Economics Audrey Light is co-author of a new study finding that cohabitation, in the long run, plays "a major role" in the overall number of couples that stay together for eight-plus…
High Praise Could Backfire on Kids with Low Self-Esteem
Brad Bushman, professor of communication and psychology, is co-author of a new study finding that parents and other adults heap the highest praise on children who are most likely to be hurt by the…