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Bullying Hits Latino, Black Students Hardest
Sociology Doctoral Student Finds that Bullying Impacts High Achieving Latino, Black Students Highest
Marriage and Divorce Trigger Weight Gain
Sociology Study Finds Tying or Untying the Knot Triggers Weight Gain
ASC Students Awarded Pelotonia Fellowships to Battle Cancer
A record number of Arts and Sciences undergraduate and graduate students have been selected for Pelotonia Fellowships.
Art Ed Student Teams Up with Somali Community
Art Ed Student and Somali Women & Children's Alliance Team Up to Host Camp
A Student’s Global Gateway Experience
Darrilyn Macklin, a first-year student majoring in Chinese, is back from her first study abroad trip to China. She joined 12 other students and East Asian Languages Professor Mark Bender on a month…
Steven Fink Named New Associate Executive Dean in Arts and Sciences
Professor Steven Fink has been named to the new position of associate executive dean of curriculum and instruction.
Laughter May be Bad for Lungs
COPD patients with a sense of humor may feel better, but laughter may be bad for lungs.
Biology Educators Recognized by the National Academy of Sciences
Cynthia Dassler, EEOB, Roman Lanno, EEOB, and Stephen W. Chordas III, CLSE, have been recognized by the National Academies for their outstanding participation at the Summer Institute on Biology…
The 2011 Margo Jones Award
The Ohio State University Arts and Humanities and University Libraries’ Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute presented the 2011 Margo Jones Award to Lincoln Center Theater…