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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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Chemistry Major Wins National Nanotech Competition

Chemistry major Elisabeth Bianco received $3,000 1st place award at national nanotech competition, Oct. 5, 2012.

Companionship has the potential to reduce pain caused by nerve damage

Graduate student Adam Hinzey (neuroscience) is lead author of a study finding that companionship has the potential to reduce pain linked to nerve damage.

Expectant Mothers More Likely to Suffer from Depression if Stressed While Pregnant

Psychology professor Benedetta Leuner is author of a new study suggesting a link between chronic stress during pregnancy and postpartum depression.

The for/word company performs Off-Broadway

The for/word company is performing its original play, North, Off-Broadway to rave reviews.

Patron's Circle Lecture and Open House October 18

Department of History of Art presents second annual Patrons' Circle Lecture and Open House on October 18.

Jonathan Waters Named Ohio State Marching Band Director

Jonathan Waters has been named director of the OSU Marching Band, according to an announcement from Joseph Steinmetz, executive dean and vice provost, College of Arts and Sciences.

Heineken Laureate Gives Closing Remarks at International Awards Ceremony

Ohio State Historian Geoffrey Parker asked to give closing remarks at international awards ceremony.

Strong Lungs Key to Healthy Mind

Psychology Professor Charles Emery is lead author of a new study linking the ability to breathe well with warding off cognitive decline.

Design Distinguished Alumni Lecture Thursday, October 18

Department of Design hosts Distinguished Alumni Lecture with Tom Ockerse on October 18.