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September 24, 2026

The Beat Goes On: School of Music’s hip hop minor kicks off its first semester

Hip hop began more than 50 years ago in the neighborhoods of New York City and has since spread across America, crossed oceans, connected cultures and even inspired new genres of music. Now, hip…

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College of Arts and Sciences Announces National Search for The Ohio State University Marching Band Director

Arts and Sciences Executive Dean and Vice Provost, David Manderscheid, has named Arts and Humanities Divisional Dean Mark Shanda to chair the search committee tasked to identify a new director for…

$2 Million NSF Grant Funds New Materials Research Collaboration

Chemist Joshua Goldberger's new, $2 million four-year NSF grant funds new materials research.

$3+ Million NIH Grant Funds Earth Scientist's Work on Medical Implants

Steven Lower's new $3 million NIH grant funds innovative, cross-disciplinary work on potentially deadly bacterial infection in some patients with medical implants.

Getting Published: An Undergraduate’s Hard Work Pays Off

Alumnus Stephen Bergman just learned that research he conducted as an undergraduate has been published in a peer-reviewed journal generally reserved for tenured professors.

Noted Planet Hunter Appointed JPL Distinguished Visiting Scientist

Astronomer B. Scott Gaudi's expertise in finding exoplanets has led to a new appointment as JPL Distinguished Visiting Scientist

College of Arts and Sciences Announces Interim Leadership Plan for Ohio State Marching Band

Ohio State will adopt an interim leadership structure to guide the marching band through the upcoming academic year.

Under the Dome: New Planetarium Director Takes His Seat

Ohio State's new Planetarium director has a room with a view and seats he will never have trouble filling. He's ready to take people out of this world.

In Good Company: Chemist Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh

Professor James Cowan, chemistry and biochemistry, was elected to one of the oldest (est. 1783), most respected academic societies, whose distinguished past presidents include Sir Walter Scott.

Americans for the Arts Recognizes Public Art Projects

Americans for the Arts has honored 37 outstanding public arts projects created in 2013 through its Public Art Network Year in Review program, including two in Columbus: Goodale Park Fountain by…