He is a magician, a storyteller, a mentor, a businessman, a showman, a podcaster, a friend. And, oh yes, a Buckeye.
Franks, who created the art for the magazine’s feature on racial justice, talks about bridging the worlds of marketing and art, and creating in order to spark conversations.
Jared Thorne, photographer and assistant professor in the Department of Art, talks about influences on his artistic perspective and expression.
As COVID-19 makes art options harder to access, it is the right time to ask: How will this change us as creators and consumers of culture?
For Ohio State’s 150th anniversary, the Historic Costume & Textiles Collection is celebrating the styles that helped define us.
The annual Office of International Affairs photo contest brings out the best photography skills in students, faculty, staff and alumni.
More than a century after it was penned, ‘Carmen Ohio’ still unites the Buckeye family.
Art and artifacts. Rare books and cartoons alike. Minerals and all manner of memorabilia. These are but a few of the treasures Ohio State has amassed in its first century and a half. Here’s where you’ll find some of our favorites.
“American” food includes a melting pot of flavors and influences. Yet restaurants sometimes exploit the cultures they seek to celebrate.
