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Dorothy Noyes receives 2021 Kenneth Goldstein Award for Lifetime Academic Achievement
Dorothy Noyes, professor of English and comparative studies, receives the 2021 Kenneth Goldstein Award for Lifetime Academic Achievement, which recognizes scholars who have made significant…
Q&A faculty spotlight: Allison Bean
Allison Bean, an associate professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science, focuses on language development in children with autism. We caught up with her to discuss how her classes apply…
Q&A faculty spotlight: Lanier Holt
Lanier Holt, an associate professor in the School of Communication, examines the media's influence on the public's perception of traditionally marginalized groups. We caught up with him to discuss…
NIH awards economics researchers $2.3M to study health, economic impacts of COVID-19
Researchers in the Department of Economics were awarded a $2.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop a model that defines and quantifies coronavirus-related variables in an…
Browning Internship Fund supports internships for political science students
When political science alumnus Jim Carroll ’73 discovered an opportunity to help students fund internships through the Browning Internship Fund, he saw it as a chance to give back. Created by…
‘Supremely Tiny Acts’: A new, inventive book from alumna Sonya Huber
Supremely Tiny Acts chronicles the events of Nov. 19, 2019, when Huber had to make a court appearance for civil disobedience while also finding time to help her son get a learner’s permit. That whole…
Kline Family Scholarship provides clear path for neuroscience major
For Evan Baugh, a fourth-year undergraduate student studying systems and behavioral neurosciences, the Kline Family Scholarship affirmed his decision to come to Ohio State and is helping him realize…
New Arts and Sciences faculty take new positions this autumn
Join us as we welcome six newly appointed tenure-track faculty to the College of Arts and Sciences this autumn 2021.
How Ohio State journalists have covered a chaotic 2020-21
During the last 16 months, multiple news events might have qualified as “story of the year” — had it been a slower year. For reporters, it was hard to know where to begin.