A former Ohio State astronomy student is spearheading a new STEM disability inclusion initiative with funding from the President’s Prize, an award given to graduating seniors to fund start-ups and living expenses.  The project is aimed at making STEM programs and their faculty more equipped ...

A future where robots perform daily tasks for people might still be a little ways off, but a glimpse into that world came to campus over the weekend. The Ohio State College of Engineering hosted its 25th annual robot competition, Fundamentals of Engineering for Honors ...

Change is constant, and nowhere is that truer than in the realm of technology. An Ohio State research team has found a powerful new material that will change the way free electrons — particles with negative electric charges —  interact within complex electronics. Described as ...

An Ohio State engineering professor has become the first woman from the university to be inducted to the National Academy of Engineering. Dorota Grejner-Brzezinska, professor and associate dean of research for the College of Engineering, was named to the academy for her research and application ...

After Brandon Gotlieb, a third-year in finance, and his roommate, Mike Gargasz, a third-year in electrical and computer engineering, saw a flier in the 18th Avenue Library for a business idea pitch competition with a $1,000 prize, they went to their dorm and got to ...

Construction of the new Biomedical and Materials Engineering Complex on North Campus is underway, with hopes of it becoming a translational building for students and researchers — meaning the work translates from research to practical application. The 124,000-square-foot complex will house both the Department of Materials ...

Five years ago, an Ohio State student took a beginner’s guitar course and, unfortunately, received the lowest grade in the class. That grade was an A-minus. That was the last time any of the nearly 400 students who have taken the class since 2013 would ...

An Ohio State professor has received a grant from NASA to help humankind travel farther than it ever has before. Ran Dai, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, received a $600,000 grant to research and develop a spacecraft that could help put a human ...

Ep. 6: Updates on Ohio State Energy Partners On this week’s episode, we sat down with Serdar Tufekci, CEO of Ohio State Energy Partners, to take a deeper look at what the university’s newest public-private partnership has planned in terms of campus sustainability. The partnership ...