April Sunami ’02 is a force in the Columbus art scene. Through portraits, murals and more, she influences the thinking of many.
12 alumni recall rare access to secretlike campus corners, from a film booth to special towers to Woody Hayes’ office.
From Wichita to Columbus, the family-run chain shaped fast food with bold ideas, loyal fans and steam-grilled icons.
Laid-back. A little hip-hop. A little polished and a lot Columbus. Urban Arts Space’s director talks about his take on style.
A return to Barrett House brings college memories into focus and reflects a broader commitment to alumni at every stage.
Coach, teacher and administrator, Helen Briwa ’66 PhD shaped college sports in Wisconsin and built winning programs for women.
Professor, inventor and firm founder Noel Mayo guided Buckeyes and made products with subtle beauty and bold utility.
A champion of hockey and family, broadcaster and Buckeye captain Bill Davidge ’77 inspired people amid triumph and tragedy.
The 1964 graduate welcomed families to the apple orchard, built a grower network and strengthened farming statewide.
