Winter 2023
The National Social Worker of 2022, Patrice Palmer is breaking the cycle of self-abuse one soul at a time. She began with her own, inspired by faith and family.
Alumni Doug and Beth Morgan pursue a mission of turning dilapidated barns into new centers of community.
Seniors take us along as they work and play in the Theatre, Film and Media Arts Building during its opening semester.
Do you yell 2 letters at strangers? Do you keep poisonous nuts? Read on to judge how you stack up against other super-fans.
Assistant Athletic Director Logan Hittle shares how we help students navigate Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deal-making.
Our play on Chutes & Ladders takes gamers from the first day on campus to graduation in the ’Shoe. See if you can make it.
Our team is looking for great travel photos from alumni showing off their Buckeye pride. Here are some examples and tips.
After both playing and working at the ’Shoe, Daniel Connor ’61, ’68 JD still finds himself in awe of the Buckeye beauty.
Assistant Professor Matt McCrink’s research lays the groundwork for everything from delivering packages to exploring planets.
Researchers find that a disordered, chaotic living space can lead to negative feelings. So weeding out can do you good.
Doug Morgan ’82 JD loves the history, craftsmanship and treasure hunting that come with finding the next barn he will restore.
Students majoring in the arts, science, engineering, public policy and agriculture made the most of the unique learning experience.
For decades, Ann and J.D. Dickerson have sent Richard and Becky Worst packages carrying news about their beloved Buckeyes.
The powerful new cancer treatment — Central Ohio’s first — specially targets tumors and promises future advancements.
Molly Ranz Calhoun finds hope in carrying forward university legacies and receiving care during cancer treatment.
Faculty and students embrace an enduring mission but continually adapt to provide what modern communities need to thrive.
Alumni who live in the Big Apple share their favorite places to go and things to do as these December days get jolly.
Members pool their donations to provide scholarships and research grants to help Buckeyes change the world.
These strategies can help you navigate this time of year, which can be particularly joyful and particularly stressful.
A new alumni society gives “Blockies” a chance to connect with one another and their successors, says this proud dad.
DIY was the theme for Paul Halpern ’54 and his fellow players. Now 91, he shares some of the details in a return to campus.
This alumni board member, TBDBITL veteran and mom of 3 girls has a deep love for Ohioans — and helps get them elected.
Paul Halpern met the current student-athletes and coach Brian Maisonneuve to swap stories and see the new facility.
Professor Lou DiMauro shares an insider look at the research group he runs with Pierre Agostini. The aim: pure knowledge.