Amy Edwards Taylor—a “driving force” for Columbus Commons, Scioto Mile and the national veterans museum—isn’t done yet.
Carol Clark was a trombonist, inspiring orchestra leader for Boardman schools and a champion breeder of Norwich terriers.
Amid a whirlwind of things to get done, the 2002 grad is opening the second location of her popular Modern Southern Table.
Known in public for his standup ethics and championing the underdog, at home, his family says, he was the “ultimate girl dad.”
Mary Dillhoff ’09 MS, a surgical oncologist at The James, finishes the cycling fundraiser every year without a bicycle.
The prolific author, who also had experience as a journalist, delighted children and never met a stranger, her daughter says.
The associate professor taps his theatrical talents (and Shakespeare’s poetry) to inspire children with autism and veterans.
Gay Miller and Joseph Rosenblatt are paying forward after they raised four daughters during their time at the university.
The nonprofit started by the 2013 graduate relied on the game to share lessons about wisdom, wellness and community.
