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A Smashing Success: Physicists uncover new behavior of elusive Higgs boson particle
Ohio State physicists help decode the link between the mysterious Higgs boson and the top quark.
The adventures of theatre alumna Eleanor Gobrecht
Eleanor Gobrecht’s life has always been about the journey — not the destination. That mindset was etched into Eleanor’s soul during her time at Ohio State and has led her to epic adventures the world…
Alumna and NYC Chief Actuary wins prestigious global award
As Chief Actuary of New York City, alumna Sherry Chan oversees a $7 million budget and certifies the city's roughly $10 billion annual pension contribution. She also bakes, golfs and teaches yoga.
Alumni Q&A: Linda Thomas Brooks
Linda Thomas Brooks (BA, journalism, 1985) has years of diverse experience in the fields of media, advertising and consumer behavior.
15 Arts and Sciences graduate students awarded Presidential Fellowships
This spring, 15 graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences received Presidential Fellowships, the most prestigious award given by the Graduate School.
Art professor's production brings experience of reading to life
Distinguished University Professor Ann Hamilton’s immersive installation “The Theater Is a Blank Page" was developed as an exploration of the conditions and experiences of reading.
The sociology of online criminal drug markets
Ohio State sociologists Dana Haynie and Scott Duxbury are understanding how darknet drug markets operate on a sociological level, which could help improve law enforcement strategies.
Theatre student stages Yiddish ghost story
Based on the 20th century Yiddish ghost story "The Dybbuk," graduate student John Michael Sefel's new work "Leah and the Dybbuk" will be performed May 18 and 19 at the Drake Performance and Event…
Ohio State Marion student awarded Pelotonia Fellowship
Bailey Lucas, a third-year zoology major at Ohio State Marion, was awarded a Pelotonia Fellowship for her research on DNA repair mechanisms.