This 1954 graduate and local politician served as a mentor and bold campaigner who elevated the whole community.

Their film explores how a 1954 zoning shift erased duplexes—and why restoring them could ease Columbus’ housing crunch.

A collector, curator and kid at heart, he turned his passion for music into a respected treasure trove. See the photos.

The alumnus fused jazz, ballet and modern dance, sparking a renaissance and leaving a legacy of rhythm and imagination.

This beloved Buckeyes inspired generations with her intellect, kindness and curiosity—plus a few unforgettable travel tales.

The artist’s sand installations and quiet innovation helped shape a movement—and left a legacy of beauty and meaning.

The nonprofit started by the 2013 graduate relied on the game to share lessons about wisdom, wellness and community.

Carol Clark was a trombonist, inspiring orchestra leader for Boardman schools and a champion breeder of Norwich terriers.

Mary Dillhoff ’09 MS, a surgical oncologist at The James, finishes the cycling fundraiser every year without a bicycle.