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Ravi Bellamkonda leans one elbow on the arm of a couch as he leans into it and chuckles. He wears a scarlet Ohio State sweater vest, glasses and has salt-and-pepper tussled hair. He appears to be invested in a conversation

Greatness with grace

President Ravi V. Bellamkonda believes Ohio State can do the hardest things—and do them with kindness.

Ravi Bellamkonda leans one elbow on the arm of a couch as he leans into it and chuckles. He wears a scarlet Ohio State sweater vest, glasses and has salt-and-pepper tussled hair. He appears to be invested in a conversation

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Clark Kellogg stays in the game

Go backstage with the Ohio State hoops great, whose second act as one of basketball’s most trusted broadcasters shines with purpose.

Also in our Spring 2026 issue, we share how …

  • Ohio State is guiding the next era of AI
  • One woman (Kathy Lloyd ’99) works two jobs—super-lawyer and riding school owner
  • The Buckeyes who play Brutus reveal themselves at commencement
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A man lies in a futuristic bedlike machine. The machine surrounds his body above and below in a structured, enclosed shape. His legs are slightly elevated and his arms rest beside his torso. Red light shines over him.

The high-tech help behind Buckeye performance gains

From a Star Trek-worthy chamber to athlete wearables, innovation is changing how teams train, rest and stay ready now.

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A model rescue drone created at Ohio State flies into the air. It has a large body to ferry people or supplies and 8 propellers enclosed in four cannisters, each at the end of a pole. Together, they're laid out as a helicopter's rotors would be.

These drone-builders are reshaping emergency rescue

Built by Buckeyes, the autonomous craft grew from a global challenge into a lab-based testbed for medical delivery research.

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3 ticks on the rise in Ohio and how to protect yourself

An Ohio State expert shares clothing, repellent and removal tips to lower exposure when spending time outdoors.

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As part of a panel discussion, a woman speaks in front of an audience. She gestures with her hands and wears a denim shift and hair neatly pulled back.

Helping artists build careers beyond the studio

Ohio State’s Barnett Center blends creative practice with contracts, collaboration and guidance for sustainable work.

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College-age son and father stand close together inside Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, facing each other. Both are black men, laughing and wearing relaxed clothes. The father leans an arm on his son’s shoulder. Bleachers and a building appear in the background.

Two generations chasing height, heart and cameras

Otis Winston ’97 turned Buckeye records into an acting career, while son Reign balances high jump and film.

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A pair of students have fun playing pinball at the Electric Playground.

How an old-school arcade is helping students unplug

A campus psychologist donated pinball machines to spark presence, play and belonging at Mansfield’s Electric Playground.

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This image shows two people seated next to each other at a diner-style booth, engaged in conversation while eating. Hugh Dorrian is an older white man with white hair and a friendly, grandfatherly smile. He has a small bowl of soup. The other man is younger and wears a T-shirt and has a sandwich and fries.

Mr. Dorrian and the quiet power of public trust

Auditor for 5 decades, he shaped modern Columbus and modeled ethics, fiscal care and respect that crossed political lines.

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