Spring 2022

Nurse Esther Flores ’01 gave up her day job to provide victims of human trafficking with safe spaces and food for mind, body and spirit.

To confront a complicated problem like human trafficking, it takes a community, and as Buckeyes, we’re invested.

Two Columbus judges (both alumni) guide human trafficking victims into pursuing lives they didn’t realize were possible.

Retiring university photographer Jo McCulty ’84, ’94 MA shares an exclusive tour of her archives to show what makes us Buckeyes.

Dr. Gilliam came to Ohio State to help forge a better future — a mission whose seeds were planted in her in childhood.

She satisfies alumni curiosity about issues grand and personal: making the world better and finding a campus favorite.

Look for Intel’s plans and new Ohio State efforts, such as the Innovation District, to make an impact for years to come.

Standout photos from International Affairs’ annual exhibition included one from world traveler and alumna Jynel Casey.

New restaurants, retail and other points of interest make Cleveland an enticing stop for those ready to travel again.

Fisher College of Business researchers Selin Malkoc and Rebecca Walker Reczek share how valuing leisure can benefit you.

Peek inside the airport’s logs to find out where leisure and business travelers, Buckeye aviators and more are flying.

As the outdoors beckon, experiment with making your own old-fashioned flier using this guide from Buckeye Sophia Jeong.

In Mixology Minute, The Ohio State University Alumni Association shares tasty cocktail recipes in quick-hit videos.

Good deeds by Buckeyes like Esther Flores and Jo McCulty light up our communities, especially in dark times.

Ohio State gave alumni association board member Cathy Allendorf Lanning the tools to achieve big wins many times over.

Recognizing when you’re suffering can put you, and your family, on the path to recovery, even during stressful times.