Few people know campus as well as Molly Ranz Calhoun does, and here she shares her favorite places for Buckeye meetups.
Engineer Bob Long, who helped renovate the stadium, spent more than 1,000 hours re-creating “the cathedral of football.”
Clay artist Lizzie Howald shares her process for creating oven-baked beads so you can make your own nutty statement piece.
Serving with her values
Leading with love is not just a goal for Jane Grote Abell ’88 and Donatos Pizza, the company her family built. It’s a way of operating that lifts up people. This past edition of Ohio State Alumni Magazine also explores how the women’s hockey team won a national championship and how the dogs of Buckeye Paws raise spirits across campus.
Soul mates and science: Here, he found 2 loves
Howard M. Johnson found a bright future on a campus far from home. Now, he and his late wife are lighting the way for others.
Where I Live: Houston has all the tastes
The most diverse city in the United States, this Texas town has 10,000 restaurants to satisfy all kinds of tastes.
Mom proud as daughter (unknowingly) follows footsteps
That Krista Rowles Scheetz ’95 and Amelia Scheetz both connected with Student-Alumni Council was by chance, not design.
A new campus landmark celebrates the Divine Nine
For Black fraternities and sororities, the National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza marks a place where all are welcomed.
Jane Grote Abell ’88 is serving up her values
Donatos Pizza’s chief purpose officer learned early in life that leading a business and holding true to your principles can go hand in hand.
Women’s basketball players are fans of this special kid
Expressing how the team feels about 6-year-old Landon McChesney, guard Jacy Sheldon says: “Having him here inspires us.”
Right time, right place
Recruited to Ohio State at age 26, Ratmir Timashev turned opportunity into two wildly successful tech companies. It inspired his commitment to paying forward.
Why Pelotonia makes this cancer researcher cry
Abby Zalenski’s grandpa lived thanks to a charity ride-funded treatment, and that put her on a path to help others.
This Grammy finalist’s job: Teach music, spread joy!
Katie Paulson Silcott ’02, ’10 MA shares with middle schoolers the power of music to build confidence and unite people.