Professor, inventor and firm founder Noel Mayo guided Buckeyes and made products with subtle beauty and bold utility.

Laura Kissel ’83 shaped Ohio State’s Byrd Center archives, ending her career with a Thompson Library exhibition.

Small classes, big opportunities and deep support networks show how the honors program guides students to bold new paths.

A sharecropper’s son turned professor, this alumnus taught math and resilience, inspiring students and future STEM leaders.

Whether on the battlefield, in Marion or abroad, this Buckeye’s quiet generosity and optimism left a lasting impact.

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.