Ohio State to replace off-campus neighborhood safety notices with interactive crime map
Ohio State will replace off-campus neighborhood safety notices with a new community crime map, the university announced Thursday.
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Undergraduate students showcase research at Denman Forum
Pomerene Hall bustled with scientific discovery Tuesday as students unveiled research in areas ranging from medicine to international relations.
Ohio State to welcome new vice provost Charlene Gilbert in April
Ohio State will welcome a new senior vice provost of student academic excellence April 4.
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.
Ohio State Board of Trustees approves research and development funding, university discusses partnerships
The Ohio State Board of Trustees discussed topics ranging from Intel’s move into Columbus to the university’s COVID-19 response in its public session Thursday.
Ohio State spends record-breaking $1.2 billion in research in 2021
Ohio State funded $1.2 billion in research in 2021, a record-breaking amount for the university.
Ohio State study finds vaccine hesitancy declining among Black Americans, access still an issue
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy has declined significantly among Black Americans since vaccines became publicly available in late 2020, according to a Jan. 21 study by Ohio State researchers.
Graduate student’s upbringing inspires genetic counseling career
As a young Black girl growing up in the heart of rural Arkansas, Shontiara Johnson saw firsthand what a lack of access to basic health care looked like.
Ohio State study finds string theory may be solution to Stephen Hawking’s black hole information paradox
A Dec. 28, 2021, study aims to solve theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking’s black hole information paradox and end the black hole “fuzzball or wormhole” debate.
Study finds referrals insufficient in bringing food banks first-time visitors
A health care provider’s referral may not be enough for individuals experiencing food insecurity to initially use a food pantry, according to a Nov. 12 study from the Ohio State College of Medicine.