Winter 2024
Ohio AgrAbility helps remove barriers for those with disabilities or other limitations, so they can continue the work they love.
After tech star Matt Scantland ’01 took control of his well-being, he launched AndHealth to help others do the same.
A Mansfield campus “sugar bush” is the heart of a program that supplies maple syrup and big lessons for students and Ohioans.
For his investiture, President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. shares his vision for making Ohio State an exemplar for the nation.
That would be three more years than the national championship-winning coach’s current agreement calls for.
“Ohio State Alumni Magazine” is running our own March Madness tourney, seeding teams that made the Final Four since 1960.
“Lantern” Sports Editor Noah Weiskopf shares how the team beat Notre Dame. “It’s just unbelievable,” Will Howard tells him.
How a complex chain of surgeries over two days gave 10 recipients new life, and helped others get closer to transplants
Self-reflection and intentional goal setting can help you wake up eager to start your days and work toward your dreams.
On the big day, accompany Dr. Amer Rajab and more Buckeyes who helped make the record-breaking transplant feat possible.
See if you can answer questions that helped get this team of trivia masters into the quarterfinals, airing in February.
With a rich legacy and powerful performances, the club has built a brotherhood and created memories for generations.
Buckeye Wellness Innovators promote healthy practices—from container gardens to pickleball—that may inspire your workplace.
One of Ohio State’s top experts answers alumni questions on AI’s promises and threats, from health care to job impacts.
Growing up, the coach learned the value of relationships and selflessness on the court. Now, he is sharing those lessons.
Dr. Bhuvaneswari Ramaswamy ardently researched breast cancer and treated patients, even after developing cancer herself.
Board member David Turkaleski ’02, senior VP at the world’s largest insurance broker, talks about life and Ohio State.
The Ohio State of play is here: our campus made in the most popular video game and marching band members pitched to Lego.
Prostate cancer survivor Chris Walinski ’89 DDS goes from TV chef to do-gooder in nonprofit aimed at building good health.
Macaws, mastodons and more: This 1987 alumna, teacher and animal lover specializes in exotic pets and living with intention.
Ohio State researcher Henry Brecher ’66 MS escaped the Nazis and was a favorite at Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center.
The year-old Ohio State Early Investor Network links alumni to companies with a university connection and growth potential.
From TBDBITL, football and mass movements across campus to private rituals, 17 Buckeyes share their personal favorites.
Peak inside this 261-acre outdoors lab where Buckeyes are building tomorrow’s environmental and agricultural innovations.
The Woodland Stewards program equips landowners with vital knowledge to manage, restore and earn from their woods.
Researchers are testing other types of trees and tech to help local producers prepare in case sugar maples take a hit.
His unique leadership style is shaping Ohio State’s future, and alumni association CEO Molly Ranz Calhoun is here for it.
Here’s how Dave Ghose, the alumni magazine’s new editor, came to truly appreciate living in the University District.