We celebrate Brutus’ 60th birthday with an oral history from the anonymous heroes who’ve worn his colossal head.
The class is part of a university-wide push to embed AI education into every student’s experience by 2029.
All Engineering Tech students are immersed in high-tech manufacturing, but here, the engine plant is ripe with opportunity.
The biology station on Lake Erie now has 100 years logged in its longtime home on Gibraltar Island. Here’s its history.
The program will shape professionals who can better close deals and drive business outcomes, thanks to Jeff Prestel ’89 MBA.
Amy Edwards Taylor—a “driving force” for Columbus Commons, Scioto Mile and the national veterans museum—isn’t done yet.
Three Buckeyes share how they gained skills and invaluable experience while working with local service organizations.
The Lima campus community helped restore a barred owl’s health and will to fly, before releasing it in the Tecumseh Natural Area.
The associate professor taps his theatrical talents (and Shakespeare’s poetry) to inspire children with autism and veterans.
Sports Medicine Outreach athletic trainers provide care and advice to help dancers keep stepping and musicians keep playing.
