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Speech and hearing science student works at intersections of advocacy
Jaiden Blancaflor was surprised to learn that, in a way, he’s indecisive.
In the five years since he started working in social…
Ring in the New Year with Arts and Sciences faculty's books from 2021
Whether you’re looking for your next favorite book or just want to show some support to Arts and Sciences faculty, we have some great suggestions for your next read. On this list, you’ll find a…
22 Arts and Sciences graduate students named 2021-2022 Presidential Fellows
The Ohio State Graduate School announced its 40 Presidential Fellows for 2021-2022, a group that includes 22 students in the College of Arts and Sciences. The Presidential Fellowship is the most…
Dorothy Noyes receives 2021 Kenneth Goldstein Award for Lifetime Academic Achievement
When the American Folklore Society (AFS) announced that Dorothy Noyes won the 2021 Kenneth Goldstein Award for Lifetime Academic Achievement, she thought it was a “nice surprise”…
Q&A faculty spotlight: Allison Bean
About Allison BeanAllison Bean is an associate professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science. Her area of expertise focuses on language development in individuals with autism spectrum…
Q&A faculty spotlight: Lanier Holt
Lanier Holt is an associate professor in the School of Communication. His area of expertise involves examining the social and psychological effects media have on the public’s perception of African…
NIH awards economics researchers $2.3M to study health, economic impacts of COVID-19
Even now — nearly two years after the pandemic began — the totality of COVID-19’s ever-evolving health and economic consequences remain unclear.
The pandemic’s ripple effect has impacted a…
Browning Internship Fund supports internships for political science students
As a student in the turbulent political climate of the early 1970s, political science alumnus Jim Carroll ’73 remembers his education at Ohio State as a time of growth that was made easier through…
‘Supremely Tiny Acts’: A new, inventive book from alumna Sonya Huber
Sonya Huber didn’t have the idea to write her latest book until the afternoon of the “anxiety-fueled” day it’s written about.
Supremely Tiny…