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Dance Student Abby Carlozzo Named Beinecke Scholar
Abby Carlozzo, a junior Honors student majoring in Dance and minoring in French and arts entrepreneurship, has been named a 2014 Beinecke Scholar.
KAir Battery LLC: The future of energy is here. Do you KAir?
Last week, the graduate student KAir team cleaned-up at the national Rice competition with a DOE Clean Energy Prize of $100,000
ASC Honors Its Own: Faculty/Graduate Students Receive 2014 Awards
Each year, the College of Arts and Sciences recognizes outstanding performance by faculty and graduate students.
Psychology Major Selected Udall Scholar
Rebecca Plumage, a junior majoring in psychology, has been named a 2014 Udall Scholar
Economist Finds Scientific Research Key to U.S. Economy
Bruce Weinberg, professor, economics, is the lead author of a new study finding that university research is a key component to the U.S. economy, returning the investment through enormous public value…
International Pioneer in Geography Remembered
Lawrence A. Brown, Distinguished University Professor and former chair of the Department of Geography, died on April 6, 2014, surrounded by his family. He was 78 years old.
Big Data, Big Time: New Data Analytics Major Addresses Major Workforce Need
Ohio State's new major in data analytics to begin autumn semester addresses strongly articulated workforce need.
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…
Mathematician Wins NSF-CAREER Award
Matthew Kahle, assistant professor, mathematics, wins second top award for early-career researchers.