Buckeyes’ giving spirit
Buckeyes have extraordinary potential to improve lives and communities — in ways that play out every day and ways that have yet to be imagined. There is lot to inspire you in these stories that demonstrate how Ohio State alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends are making our world more welcoming and our future more promising.
Bill Lowrie ’66 gave constantly, in ways big and small
Bill Lowrie was a devoted supporter of Ohio State’s research and education in chemical and biomolecular engineering. Gifts in his honor can further that cause.
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TBDBITL: A ‘history much bigger than me’
Director Hoch, trombonist Tori Mollenkopf and an interactive video share what it’s like to belong to this beloved band.
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These kids make us feel like dancing for hours
Meet student leaders preparing the 20th BuckeyeThon and find out what inspires them to marathon dance for pediatric cancer research.
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Journey with courageous climate scientists
The Thompsons have braved a fraught path to delve into Earth’s climate history and prepare future scientists.
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10 ways you can help fight homelessness
College of Social Work Dean Tom Gregoire offers compassion, action and understanding to help those who don’t have homes.
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How an Evans Scholar found community
As an Evans Scholar at Ohio State, Taylor Gruenwald experienced the good things that come from embracing differences.
Support what matters to you.
With an Ohio State community that does so much good — educating generations, driving research, paying forward in our neighborhoods and beyond — there are countless ways to join in and support what matters most to you.