Commencement unveilings give Buckeyes like Emily Hayward ’25 a joyful way to share a once‑secret role—and celebrate.

Teammates and coaches reflect on the humor, humility and character of Nick Mangold ’06 from high school to pro football.

From WOSU’s headquarters to gardens and solar‑system art, Andy Ross ’64, ’67 JD backed projects that help people grow.

The alumnus fused jazz, ballet and modern dance, sparking a renaissance and leaving a legacy of rhythm and imagination.

This 1954 graduate and local politician served as a mentor and bold campaigner who elevated the whole community.

Their film explores how a 1954 zoning shift erased duplexes—and why restoring them could ease Columbus’ housing crunch.

A collector, curator and kid at heart, he turned his passion for music into a respected treasure trove. See the photos.

The artist’s sand installations and quiet innovation helped shape a movement—and left a legacy of beauty and meaning.

This beloved Buckeyes inspired generations with her intellect, kindness and curiosity—plus a few unforgettable travel tales.