The Ohio State Health Sciences Library is hosting the first stop of a national tour of a new research program from the National Institutes of Health this week called, “All of Us Journey.” All of Us is a research program created to serve as a ...

This year, the Greater Columbus Arts Council will bring new elements to their annual Columbus Arts Festival at the downtown riverfront, including an updated layout, larger artist display and demonstration space, virtual reality activities, musical performances and emerging artists. Updated Layout The Columbus Arts Festival ...

Two Ohio State researchers will be among the first to study privacy-protected data from Facebook after receiving a grant from the Social Science Research Council. Kelly Garrett, an associate professor of communication, and Robert Bond, an assistant professor of communication and political science, will collaborate ...

The Columbus chapter of student organization Universal Health Aid is expanding its community outreach to raise awareness on pertinent health issues with its online publication, “Doctor’s Note,” and podcast focusing on mental health, “Hidden in Plain Sight.” The publication’s first article was released in May ...

Ohio State University Board of Trustees chairman Michael Gasser announced his resignation Friday in an email sent to University President Michael V. Drake and the rest of the board, effective immediately. Gasser stated in the email that he no longer had the time to commit ...

Precious Tate, a fourth-year in public management, leadership and policy, wanted to give back to Kent Branch Library, whose staff helped her with college applications and when she needed to use a computer or borrow books. After her first year in college, Tate started hosting ...

Originally drawn to Ethiopia because of its historical uniqueness and non-western music, a Ph.D. student is now researching how music and conflict intersect in the country. Sarah Bishop, a Ph.D. student in ethnomusicology at Ohio State, first traveled to Ethiopia as a volunteer before starting ...

A group of female comics has formed a new improv comedy student organization at Ohio State that is aimed at incorporating certain minority groups.    The group, Circular Reasoning Improv, officially formed in March and is open to underrepresented groups in comedy, such as women ...

Twenty-six years ago, Yung-Chen Lu had been approached by a group of physicians at his house and was presented an idea: to establish a free medical clinic. Lu, a mathematician, starting a free medical clinic. “Why? Because on my back, they put a label on ...

A group of arts management students are trying to make fashion more sustainable with a clothing swap and fashion show this Thursday called The Changing Room Columbus. Thursday evening at Coffee Underground, a local nonprofit coffee shop, students from the Developing Arts Careers class will ...