A group of Ohio State University students traveled the pacific island battlefields of World War II with the veterans who fought there. As a part of the study abroad course through the Department of History, students were paired with a veteran to preserve memorials of the war in the Pacific Theatre.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how The Ohio State University is working hard to have the country’s largest Zero Waste stadium and the results of efforts during the 2011 football season.
The Builders Association, a nonprofit theatre company, partnered Ohio State University students and faculty to create a stage show about the housing crisis.
A team of Ohio State faculty, staff, and students are providing valuable services to homeless teens at the OSU Star House, a drop-in center for homeless youth.
A screening of “Revenge of the Electric Car” at the Drexel Theatre generates an electric car showcase featuring some of the newest electric vehicles, including the Buckeye Bullet and OSU EcoCAR.
Jesse Owens: Enduring Spirit chronicles the life and times of a Big Ten icon.
See how OARDC has recovered back after a devastating tornado, and is conducting research with algae that may help produce clean renewable energy.
Ohio State University and the Royal Shakespeare Company bring the Bard to life in a New York theater and in classrooms throughout central Ohio.
Ohio State students partner with STEM highschoolers to create living learning labs and a farmers market.
Rain gardens and roadways, a natural solution to ground water pollution, and dandelions racing toward a new sustainable, tire rubber source.
Researchers at Ohio State University discuss P4 Medicine and investing in wellness.
Advocates for extending the Medicaid program to cover more low-income Ohioans are holding events statewide in an effort to keep the issue before state lawmakers.
A Democratic state lawmaker is announcing plans to challenge Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel in 2014. Third-term state Rep. Connie Pillich, of suburban Cincinnati, said Monday she’ll focus her campaign on fighting for working families, fellow small business owners and senior citizens.
Starting today, veterans can get a new ID card in Franklin County designed to make it easier for them to access benefits and store discounts. The new photo ID cards will include the veterans military discharge information that they provide to the Franklin County Recorder’s Office.
