Clay artist Lizzie Howald shares her process for creating oven-baked beads so you can make your own nutty statement piece.
He laughs at some of the things he had to do in the Air Force ROTC, but more important, it shaped him as an officer.
Readers respond to articles on Ohio Stadium’s centennial and Dr. Christina Knight’s work in Navajo Nation in this collection of commentary.
For the alumni association president, the ’Shoe plays a longtime leading role in fall traditions and college memories.
Alumni who graduated from 1957 to 2020 share the items they brought for their first year that just made life go better.
Block O, commencement. Looking at the ’Shoe, Chantelle Porter ’03 instantly recalls some of the best days of her life.
With Buckeyes, the Bengals and beloved places to explore and eat, the “we can do it!” spirit is strong in this city.
Katie Paulson Silcott ’02, ’10 MA shares with middle schoolers the power of music to build confidence and unite people.
Howard M. Johnson found a bright future on a campus far from home. Now, he and his late wife are lighting the way for others.
