Fall 2025

The engineering tech program is designed to create a generation of leaders who will transform the state’s top industry. Zachary Ernest ’22, ’24 is fulfilling that promise.

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.

We celebrate Brutus’ 60th birthday with an oral history from the anonymous heroes who’ve worn his colossal head.

A student of Joseph Kruzel’s recalls the professor’s brilliance—and his tragic death 30 years ago in Bosnia’s brutal conflict.

Teachers with heart and skill: The 2025 Alumni Awards for Distinguished Teaching honor faculty who go above and beyond. 

At Ohio State’s airport, line service techs and their trusty chocks work together to keep aircraft safe, ensuring they move how they should and only when they should.

Ohio State’s alumni association has stencils of Brutus, Script Ohio and a buckeye leaf. Click here to request the downloads.

From papier-mâché to campus icon, Brutus Buckeye brings kindness to Buckeyes everywhere, as Molly Ranz Calhoun can attest.

Dr. W. Kimryn Rathmell, a kidney cancer specialist, will help Ohio State “move the needle” in the fight against cancer.

Grit, family and Ohio State helped Chris Garner ’97, ’99 complete his life’s ambitions, and more than 10 years in the SEC.

When Ohio State developed the program, it asked manufacturing leaders what they needed most. Here’s what gets students there.

Whether on the battlefield, in Marion or abroad, this Buckeye’s quiet generosity and optimism left a lasting impact.

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

The Wex is teaming with Opera Columbus to bring an immersive adaptation of the Hemingway classic to campus in October.

Ohio State prepared this two-time graduate to ask and answer big questions in a prestigious NASA fellowship.

With a mission to inspire, Christy Millhouse ’99 drives Ohio State’s 4-H Mobile Design Classroom bus across the state.

Four Buckeyes—a student and three alumni—share how engineering tech has built a foundation for their futures.

Student Life’s Tracy Stuck has interviewed over 50 Bruti—more than half of all those who’ve worn the giant head.

The 2019 graduate has built a career on her own terms, blending movement, meaning and mission into a vibrant freelance life. 

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

The class is part of a university-wide push to embed AI education into every student’s experience by 2029.

Today, the youngest member of the alumni board is helping to drive the future of drones. Tomorrow, the sky is the limit.

All Engineering Tech students are immersed in high-tech manufacturing, but here, the engine plant is ripe with opportunity.

Getting lost (or stuck) on campus. Falling asleep in class. Failing. Buckeyes retell their cringe-worthiest stories.

Gus Smithhisler has carved for zoos, movies and video games—now he’s sharing tips to help your Block O pumpkin stand out.

Gene Millard scored the first basket at St. John Arena and, as a coach, taught grit, grace and how to treat people like family.

The biology station on Lake Erie now has 100 years logged in its longtime home on Gibraltar Island. Here’s its history.

These Buckeyes came for college. They left with lifelong friends and soulmates—and stories worth telling time and again.

After providing two decades of help with education, agriculture and health, D. Rose Elder was honored by traditional leaders.