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An Interview with E! News Correspondent Zuri Hall
Last year, Zuri Hall became the newest E! News Correspondent, where she interviews musicians, actors and entertainers. During awards season, she is a special correspondent and co-host for Live From…
Poindexter Village Brought Back to Life with Virtual Reality Technology
A virtual village is being created at Ohio State. The project, a collaboration headed by Ken Rinaldo, professor, Department of Art, and David Staley, professor, Department of History, aims to…
Smile! It’s Easy to do if you Know Bren Bataclan
It’s hard not to adore the eternally cheerful Bren Bataclan, who earned his graduate degree from Ohio State in 1995 and studied at ACCAD. After all, the full-time artist who now lives in Boston, has…
Young Alumna Starts Organization to Socialize Service Dogs on Campus
When she got to Ohio State, Lynn Agee (BA, psychology, 2015) knew she wanted to work with dogs, but she didn’t know how. Then, she found the organization 4 Paws for Ability, which raises and trains…
In Search of the First Americans
Mark Hubbe, associate professor, anthropology, is part of a multinational team of researchers, including Brazilians, Argentinians, Germans and North Americans, dedicated to reconstructing the initial…
International Studies Major is Lead Soprano in Concert
Daina Robinson’s passion for singing goes way back. She was humming before she ever learned to speak and she considers music a God given gift. Now an international studies major, she minors in music,…
Ohio State MFA Acting Alumnus Plays Marvin Gaye on London Stage
Sifiso Mazibuko, who graduated with an MFA in acting from the Department of Theatre in 2015, will play the role of Marvin Gaye in the London cast of Motown: The Musical, opening this month at the…
ASC Students Named Churchill Scholars
Two arts and sciences senior honors students, Alexis Crockett (neuroscience and psychology) and Henry Tran (chemistry and mathematics), have been named 2016 Churchill Scholars. This is the first time…
Addiction and Social Justice: Global and Local
Jennifer Syvertsen, assistant professor, anthropology, is currently developing complimentary global and domestic lines of research that address drug addiction, social inequalities and related health…