Intel CEO to deliver commencement speech, honorary award speakers announced
Patrick P. Gelsinger, the CEO of Intel, will deliver Ohio State’s spring commencement address to graduates May 8, according to a university news release.
Tag: engineering
First-year engineers go head-to-head in robot competition
Over 220 first-year engineering honors students gathered at the RPAC Saturday to design, build and program robots to complete specific tasks.
Technology event to showcase Ohio State students’ engineering and entrepreneurial
Students, staff and alumni will have the opportunity to view an annual innovation and entrepreneurship showcase highlighting technology developed by Ohio State faculty, students and alumni Friday.
A year in review: College of Engineering Dean Ayanna Howard serves as an inspiration for women in STEM
When Kavya Narayanan entered her first engineering class at Ohio State, she found a lecture hall full of only men — something she had never experienced before.
STEAMM Rising Columbus initiative prepares elementary, high school students for Ohio State education
Ohio State has partnered with local Columbus schools on a new initiative to develop talent in the next generation of students and teachers.
Ohio State’s graduate and professional schools by the numbers
Economic recovery from the pandemic has begun, and graduate students have more employment prospects than they may have had a year ago.
HackOHI/O: Ninth annual hackathon makes in-person return
On Saturday, computer science and coding enthusiasts can spend their day inside the Ohio Union taking part in Ohio’s largest hack event.
Ohio State partners with Yale to identify undetected COVID-19 cases in central Ohio
The same algorithms used in game casinos are helping researchers find COVID-19 in Ohio.
COVID-19 and the job market: Employment outlooks for Ohio State’s top 5 majors
With economic recovery from the pandemic on the horizon, this year’s college graduates will have an easier job search than last year’s bunch.
Provost McPheron speaks on more in-person classes in the fall and reinventing GE curriculum
After a year of online learning, Bruce McPheron, Ohio State’s executive vice president and provost, looked forward in his 2021 State of Academic Affairs Thursday to more in-person classes and student activities in the fall and continuing the current development of a new general education curriculum for students in 2022.