Fall 2023
In Washington, D.C., or her local VFW, the 2019 graduate is driven by a need to care for her military family.
Come along as Jerry Hissem ’93 and Joe Erbs ’91 soar over campus and share their favorite parts of their unique job.
Pierre Agostini found a way to use super-short light pulses to track these curious but powerful bits of matter.
You’d never know sport broadcaster Tyler Danburg has Tourette syndrome, and that’s thanks to hard work and big dreams.
By day a deputy bailiff, this artist has made a name for herself sharing her hopes and views via her mixed-media works.
In her new book, the poet and 2003 MFA graduate shares her pain and hope, inspiring readers again with life’s wonders.
This research center and a children’s hospital are creating virtual reality training to help staff calm young patients.
Christopher Hoch shares each step of the creative process, from idea to execution, behind those rousing football shows.
Students and teachers in the Department of Theatre, Film and Media Arts will work next to reminders of a strong legacy.
Ohio State is innovating by using artificial intelligence to problem-solve in agriculture, medicine, space and more.
Alumni in Indonesia’s capital share the food, activities and scenes (think music and scuba) on their can’t-miss lists.
Almost 300 alumni shared why they decided this was the right school for them. Here are a baker’s dozen of the answers.
The Billy Ireland holds the world’s largest collection of cartoons, graphic novels and comic book-related materials.
With careful planning and willing coaches, Makenna Webster makes playing both ice hockey and field hockey work.
Army veteran, researcher, do-gooder, David Hibler ’12, ’12, ’20 MS is earning a PhD and helping other vets feel at home.
Our next president, Walter “Ted” Carter Jr., adds to a culture rich with armed services connections and resources.
Should you stay in your car if there’s a tornado? How does climate change affect weather? She shares the whys and hows.
Their three-year program asked everyone on South Bass Island, tourists and residents alike, to unite for the environment.
Ohio State and Stone Lab helped this student-athlete recruited from Italy find her path: a career in water science.
In part one of the new dance program HATCH, the point was exploration — not perfection — in making a classic their own.
Professor Lisa Florman is nurturing campus cooperation and spreading the good that arts do, especially for students.
Brad Ryan ’16 DVM, ’17MPH and his grandmother Joy Ryan have completed their mission to visit every U.S. national park.
An opera singer, a web-platform designer, a filmmaker, a dancer and author R.L. Stine are passionate about what they do.
While his research focused on escalation and war, this professor was beloved for spreading encouragement and kindness.
’90s defenseman Lorenzo C. Styles will proudly tell you: Lorenzo P. and Sonny Styles are keeping tradition alive.
Gaëtane Verna finds meaning, opportunities and endless fascination at Ohio State and the Wexner Center for the Arts.