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.
Researchers at The Ohio State University find that playing video games can have healthy returns. Using games can have positive effects on soldiers returning from Afghanistan suffering from Post Tramatic Stress Disorder.
Using P4 medicine, providers can create systems of care to audimate the ability to deliver the right care to the right person at the right time and reduce the variability of the care.
New and innovative strategies instituted at Ohio State University can help promote personal health.
Recent graduates of The Ohio State University look back at their college experience and reveal their plans for the future.
Team Buckeye and thousands of others cyclists are participating in Pelotonia 2011 as they look to raise over $10 million for cancer research during this year’s ride.
Olympic Gold Medalist and former Buckeye Jesse Owens faced challenges in his sport and his time. He set an example for those who would come after him, and he left his mark on Ohio State University and the United States.
Olympic Gold Medalist and former Buckeye Jesse Owens has been referred to as the world’s greatest athlete of his era. Learn about the triumphs, struggles and conflicting times of a man who would go on to set an example and leave a mark on Ohio State University and the nation. This segment features the dedication [...]
One of the greatest struggles in fighting cancer today is the variations of cancer and the inability to make decisions across the board for treatment.
The Alleviating Poverty Through Entrepreneurship Summit held at Ohio State brings together students, business leaders, and entrepreneurs to create ideas that will empower people.
The Ingram Fund is supporting the groundbreaking autism research taking place at Ohio State.
Ohio has 278 bridges similar to the one that collapsed in Washington this week, sending cars and people into the water below.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio says there were 71 train-vehicle crashes last year, down from 112 in 2003.
With the help of votes from Central Ohio delegates, leaders of the Boy Scouts of America have voted to allow openly gay boys for the first time. Simon Kenton Council spokeswoman, Jen Koma, says local leaders were given guidance prior to the vote.
