The band found its groove, and new members, while at Ohio State. We look back on a big birthday—the band’s 30th.
Bill T. Jones’ study of illness and hope honors those who shared final truths as the Wex embraced community art in the 1990s.
The crunchy little jumpers are beloved in Mexico, writes an Ohio State anthropologist in a new book, so we compare proteins.
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.
The alumnus fused jazz, ballet and modern dance, sparking a renaissance and leaving a legacy of rhythm and imagination.
These recommended works—from heartfelt essays to clever riddles—reflect the talent and vision of our storytellers.
With three Tonys and a passion for transformative art, Rashad V. Chambers champions new work and uplifts future creators.
From Pete Seeger’s protest songs to classroom debate, the author reveals how she makes historical fiction feel true.
At 79, acclaimed dancer and choreographer Dianne McIntyre ’69 remains as dynamic as ever with a boundary-breaking performance set for this fall in her hometown of Cleveland.
