Summer 2024
From synchronized swimming to a Girl Scouts CEO, Tammy Hunt Wharton ’91 has always been a champion for girls and now, STEM.
Professors Lou DiMauro and Pierre Agostini, a 2023 Nobel laureate, are developing the next generation of big thinkers in physics.
Ohio State has been expanding mental-health services for students. The result: more Buckeyes who can chase their dreams.
Shawn Lucas got his master’s after seeing how the mental health field can change lives. He now works to help Buckeyes.
The College of Veterinary Medicine goes to great lengths to care for students and prepare them for a challenging career.
Of those we asked, 1 in 4 named the same person — can you guess who? The rest of the answers spanned university history.
Moving as one, these athletes make it look easy. Don’t be fooled. They put in monumental work to become champions.
Designed by go-getters, Athletics’ approach to providing care sends counselors to sports venues to build trust and access.
To solve these rebus brainteasers, add up the icons, symbols and letters to identify the Ohio State-themed answers.
The College of Dentistry sends fourth-years out across Ohio to hone skills and provide care for patients who need it.
The veteran and 1978 alumna always had the courage to adventure forward, and helped develop in vitro fertilization at Yale.
Wise beyond his years, junior Prince Amoako sees his life in a Hale Hall statue. “I see the hard times as lessons,” he says.
Welcomed by senior class honorary SPHINX, Alumni Association leader Molly Ranz Calhoun shares how much it means to her.
The Jeffrey Schottenstein Program for Resilience is breaking down stigmas and arming Buckeyes with lifelong coping skills.
Pierre Agostini is the first sitting professor named a Nobel Prize winner, and here are more honorees you can cheer for.
The tug-of-war connects Park-Stradley residents for fun and frivolity, and it’s thanks to a group of dedicated alumni.
We interviewed 2023-24 student leaders — three seniors and a doctoral candidate — to ask what they think is important.
The associate professor answers alumni questions about why we actually like some bad guys — and what it says about us.
Alumni board member Leonard Haynes III ’75 PhD, ’90 HON has dedicated his life to improving outcomes at colleges.
Land-Grant Brewing founders Adam Benner and Walt Keys are Buckeye pals making a business brimming with college-like fun.
Across Ohio State, students and professionals focus on a multitude of research topics to help people everywhere live better.
As Ohio State Alumni Magazine Editor Mary Alice Casey moves on, she is grateful for the insights and kindness of Buckeyes.
While Gene Smith wants to thank Buckeye Nation, we know the leader was a champion for student-athletes and a great staff.
Keshawn Harper, Ally Pesta and Rick Milenthal focus on building up kids, body image and anti-suicide efforts.
For this year’s ride, she celebrates incredible care during her cancer experience — and resilience and discoveries to come.