Go backstage with the hoops great, whose second act as one of basketball’s most trusted broadcasters shines with purpose.
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.
Buckeye alumnus shares how he saw himself in Gregory Williams’ memoir about family secrets and finding his identity.
The engineering tech program is designed to create a generation of leaders who will transform the state’s top industry. Zachary Ernest ’22, ’24 is fulfilling that promise.
At 79, acclaimed dancer and choreographer Dianne McIntyre ’69 remains as dynamic as ever with a boundary-breaking performance set for this fall in her hometown of Cleveland.
We celebrate Brutus’ 60th birthday with an oral history from the anonymous heroes who’ve worn his colossal head.
A student of Joseph Kruzel’s recalls the professor’s brilliance—and his tragic death 30 years ago in Bosnia’s brutal conflict.
Ohio State orthopedic surgeon helped Buckeye with end-stage arthritis return to pain-free living with outpatient procedure.
