Gay Miller and Joseph Rosenblatt are paying forward after they raised four daughters during their time at the university.

A Mansfield campus “sugar bush” is the heart of a program that supplies maple syrup and big lessons for students and Ohioans. 

With a rich legacy and powerful performances, the club has built a brotherhood and created memories for generations.

Researchers are testing other types of trees and tech to help local producers prepare in case sugar maples take a hit.

The Woodland Stewards program equips landowners with vital knowledge to manage, restore and earn from their woods.

For people with aphasia who can’t communicate easily, Ohio State’s Aphasia Initiative offers what can feel like a lifeline. 

Alumni Doug and Beth Morgan pursue a mission of turning dilapidated barns into new centers of community. 

This WWII vet went to college in his 30s, worked in farming and finance, and lived in Kenya, Egypt and, of course, Ohio.

Inspired by professors and her immigration experience, this compassionate optometrist teaches students to care for the needy.