Go backstage with the hoops great, whose second act as one of basketball’s most trusted broadcasters shines with purpose.
Dale Gelter ’89 built decades of safety and service at Don Scott Field, mentoring crews and tending details few travelers ever see.
With tools by Ojonimi Bako ’04, contractors can follow shifting tasks and timelines before small snags become big setbacks.
More than 225 Buckeyes told us about the objects that still spark memories of friendships, milestones and student life.
Linda Kass ’78 MA didn’t plan to be a novelist, bookstore owner and community leader. She just followed her curiosity—and the stories that shaped her.
Sister M. Xavier Schulze ’11 discovered life was more than basketball while at Ohio State. Today, she lives with total commitment — faith, love and joy in full measure.
A collector, curator and kid at heart, he turned his passion for music into a respected treasure trove. See the photos.
From Pete Seeger’s protest songs to classroom debate, the author reveals how she makes historical fiction feel true.
He spent thousands of hours alone on a court, crafting a move that baffled defenders. It’s now immortalized in bronze.
This 1954 graduate and local politician served as a mentor and bold campaigner who elevated the whole community.
