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Kathy Lloyd smiles as she sits on a horse outside her riding stables on a crisp autumn day. She wears a helmet and protective riding vest sits and the horse looks directly at the camera as she looks off into the distance.

Where two worlds thrive

In dual roles as corporate lawyer and riding school owner, Kathy Lloyd ’99 is fulfilled by her obligations—powered by them, even. Just don’t ask how long it’s been since she took a day off.

Kathy Lloyd smiles as she sits on a horse outside her riding stables on a crisp autumn day. She wears a helmet and protective riding vest sits and the horse looks directly at the camera as she looks off into the distance.

TOP OF THE ARCHIVES

Living her story

Linda Kass ’78 MA didn’t plan to be a novelist, bookstore owner and community leader. She just followed her curiosity—and the stories that shaped her.

Also in our Winter 2025 issue …

  • Meet M. Xavier Schulze ’11. At Ohio State, she was a basketball star. Now she’s a Catholic sister.
  • See the delivery robots roving around campus, carrying chicken and pizza to hungry students.
  • Find out how Buckeyes 60 and older can go to class for free.
This is a stack of the Winter 2025 edition of Ohio State Alumni Magazine. The cover shows alumnus Linda Kass holding a book. Her other hand is tucked just beneath her chin. She’s a white woman with curly dark hair and glasses, and she looks happy, smart and well put-together. Her story is titled “Living her story” and other text on the cover says “Ohio State bets on a bold future”; “Meet campus’ adorable snackbots”; and “ From Buckeye hoops to a catholic sister”
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Victor St John and Christine Hamilton pose for a photo in their home. They appear happy as she leans her head on his shoulder.

An introvert’s leap from research to romance on TV

Glenn College Assistant Professor Victor St. John talks about finding love on Netflix’s reality dating show “Love Is Blind.”

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An Asian woman smiles as she sits in a modern indoor space on a curved chair, wearing a fitted blazer over a striped shirt with hands resting together. Tall windows, stately columns and additional chairs are visible in the background.

A Buckeye researcher redefines drug design

With AI models that craft and refine new molecules in seconds, Xia Ning ’24 MBA is helping transform how future therapies take shape.

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A painting shows what the Earthworks would have looked like 2,000 years ago, from a bird's eyeview.

Meet the Hopewell masterpiece: The Newark Earthworks

They look like grassy hills, but this place was once the Mecca of North America. Learn the hidden science and how to go. 

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Rashad Chambers poses for a portrait wearing a suit and button down shirt. A young-ish black man, he appears stylish, calm, confident and proud.

From Ohio State to Broadway: A Tony-winning journey

With three Tonys and a passion for transformative art, Rashad V. Chambers champions new work and uplifts future creators.

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How one student went from skeptic to schooled

A psychology major discovers how thoughtful guidance and hands‑on practice can make new technology feel useful, human and empowering.

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Dale Gelter talks to a colleague with a serious expression. He’s an older man with neat white hair and glasses and wears a button-down shirt with an embroidered Block O.

The Buckeye who’s kept Ohio State Airport thriving

Dale Gelter ’89 built decades of safety and service at Don Scott Field, mentoring crews and tending details few travelers ever see.

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A husband and wife smile as they stand close together on a sandy beach with the ocean and a few distant beachgoers in the background.

Her lifelong mission: Opening doors for others

From Columbus to Savannah, Gayle Latricia Jackson ’81 PhD strengthened schools, nonprofits and families with unwavering care.

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