Fall 2026
Lisa Ingram ’00 MBA proves that tradition, innovation and fun can thrive side by side at White Castle, the country’s original fast-food chain and her family’s business.
In retirement, 1968 football champ Chuck Hutchison spent 13 years creating a 1.75-acre garden in North Carolina. It’s so spectacular, it’s listed by the Smithsonian Institution.
Ohio State’s Sameek Roychowdhury ’98, ’04 PhD, ’06 MD is bringing lifesaving clinical trials to rare-cancer patients no matter where they live. It’s a game-changer.
The Olympic hockey champ and Buckeye star shares tales from her childhood, collegiate career and time with Team USA.
Craving comfort food, global flavors or something sweet? Start with these alumni-led culinary favorites.
Cue the punchline! The newest Ohio State heroine is scarlet & gray, hand-drawn and always in the most Buckeye situations.
From field demos to autonomous tools and milkshakes, visitors get a hands-on look at innovation, learning and community.
From studio walls to museum crowds, the artist creates portraits with bold encounters rooted in identity and strength.
Rider-funded support backs bold studies, recruits leading experts and speeds progress from findings to patient care.
“Rosie” Morrison Strapp ’27 is the fun-loving other heroine in the century-old saga that made Maudine Homecoming queen.
From birding to beekeeping, these Buckeye learners gain practical insight while helping care for a landscape they share.
Kristen Miles ’11 DVM shares practical advice on weight, nutrition, calming anxious cats and tick protection year-round.
12 alumni recall rare access to secretlike campus corners, from a film booth to special towers to Woody Hayes’ office.
Whether you love bells, comics, gardens or football, there’s a route here with your name on it and a few surprises, too.
Inspired by their son’s journey, Marci and Bill Ingram helped launch a model serving families across Ohio today.
April Sunami ’02 is a force in the Columbus art scene. Through portraits, murals and more, she influences the thinking of many.
Chuck Hutchison has put in a lot of work and sweat to make his incredible garden, but it’s never felt like work, he says.
The 2026 Alumni Awards for Distinguished Teaching honor faculty who inspire students to learn and grow.
AgTech Innovation Hub grants help Ohio State teams turn research into practical solutions for farmers everywhere.
Keith Hunter, a former football coach, moved across the country to attend Ohio State grad school with daughter Faith.
Laid-back. A little hip-hop. A little polished and a lot Columbus. Urban Arts Space’s director talks about his take on style.
The season is for football—and also music, art and discoveries that bring creativity, curiosity and community together.
From Wichita to Columbus, the family-run chain shaped fast food with bold ideas, loyal fans and steam-grilled icons.
A return to Barrett House brings college memories into focus and reflects a broader commitment to alumni at every stage.
Alumni board member Ellen Crivella ’03, ’06 MS combines curiosity, service and science in her worldwide work for good.
By the numbers: Giving, research and student opportunities highlight a relationship that continues year after year.
Since 1986, the beloved shop has linked students, alumni and neighbors through great music, stories and friendship.
A champion of hockey and family, broadcaster and Buckeye captain Bill Davidge ’77 inspired people amid triumph and tragedy.
The 1964 graduate welcomed families to the apple orchard, built a grower network and strengthened farming statewide.
When she could help someone rewrite their future, Patrice Palmer ’09, ’10 MSW, National Social Worker of 2022, went all in.
Matt Snell ’66, the Ohio State MVP and Super Bowl III standout, earned respect through his tough play and quiet words.
Coach, teacher and administrator, Helen Briwa ’66 PhD shaped college sports in Wisconsin and built winning programs for women.
Professor, inventor and firm founder Noel Mayo guided Buckeyes and made products with subtle beauty and bold utility.