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Aski and Otter win awards, accolades
Arts and Sciences is proud to announce the winners of the 2010 Rodica C. Botoman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching and Mentoring in Humanities and the 2010 Paul W. Brown Award for…
The International Classroom: Attending a concert in France
Students in French 631 recently attended a blues concert in France without leaving the classroom. With the support of a Digital Union Learning Technology Grant and funds from the Department of French…
Arts and Sciences Graduate Associates Win Top Teaching Award
Arts and Sciences graduate associates took nine out of ten Graduate Associate Teaching Awards (GATA) — Ohio State's highest recognition of the exceptional teaching provided by graduate students.
Students head to Montana for NCUR
Five Arts and Humanities students were selected in December 2009 to represent Ohio State at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), held at the University of Montana, Missoula, from…
Dan Gray Appointed Acting Chair, Department of Theatre
Dan Gray Appointed Acting Chair, Department of Theatre
Darwin's Worries Were Real: Don't Marry Your Cousin
A recent study by evolutionary biologist Tim Berra suggests that Charles Darwin's family was a living example of a theory he himself developed about plants.
Arts and Sciences Faculty Recognized for Excellence
Annually, the University recognizes both teaching and research excellence, presenting awards to faculty for exceptional scholarly achievements and for outstanding teaching. This year, six Arts &…
Historian Carter V. Findley Gives University Distinguished Lecture on May 11
Historian Carter V. Findley Gives University Distinguished Lecture on May 11
Students Shaping Public Policy and the Future
Last quarter, students in the public policy minor course learned firsthand the challenges involved in designing a sustainable (green) city and transporting locally grown food to urban markets.