Working together, these two alumni couples created funds to help Buckeye students studying pharmacy and engineering.
Her Moritz College of Law education helped Amy Matuza get jobs, advance her career and negotiate her own contracts.
And the Columbus newscaster does it with a smile: “There’s power in making sure people really know what’s happening.”
The 2001 graduate made it his mission to help men guard against prostate cancer, which he was diagnosed with at age 45.
Carefully kept, it stands as a milepost for Karen Bonini McGee ’64, who led an accomplished career as a nurse-midwife.
For the 15th anniversary of Pelotonia, the Bittonis share their stories and their passion for defeating cancer.
A graduating senior is impressed and surprised by five students completing their first year of college far from home.
Researchers explored an alumna-created exercise plan that helps adults with intellectual disabilities avoid health issues.
The team researches metabolism, the immune system and other factors to give spinal cord patients better daily life.
