TOP OF THE ARCHIVES
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
One year at Waterman
Just a hop, skip and a jump from the ’Shoe, a 261-acre living laboratory is growing food, innovation and a crop of students steeped in tech, research and opportunity.
Why so many Buckeyes thrive behind the mic
A generation of Ohio State athletes has transitioned from competition to commentary, turning early exposure into lasting media careers.
At 93, Flo Gurwin ’55 keeps Columbus moving daily
The Ohio State alum leads water fitness classes, lifts neighbors’ spirits and shows how steady activity fuels long lives.
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.
Preventing dementia starts with daily decisions
Ohio State neuropsychologist Jeremy Grant explains how activity, diet and sleep can slow decline and boost resilience.
Hungry for a crunchy treat? Consider grasshoppers
The crunchy little jumpers are beloved in Mexico, writes an Ohio State anthropologist in a new book, so we compare proteins.
Graduation tradition unmasks students who play Brutus
Commencement unveilings give Buckeyes like Emily Hayward ’25 a joyful way to share a once‑secret role—and celebrate.