Crime maps serve as resource in off-campus house-hunting process
As students begin their search for off-campus housing, there are several factors to consider — and neighborhood safety may slip their mind.
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Ohio State receives $15 million NSF grant for Imageomics Institute
Ohio State was awarded a $15 million grant from the National Science Foundation Sept. 28 to create the Imageomics Institute, an interdisciplinary institute that aims to transform biomedical, agricultural and biological sciences.
Annual Ohio State West Campus Science and Sustainability Festival to be held virtually
Ohio State’s annual West Campus Science and Sustainability Festival will celebrate its fifth iteration with live and asynchronous virtual events.
Office of the Chief Information Officer to hold cybersecurity conferences
Along with fall weather and Halloween festivities, October brings Ohio State’s multi-day conference, “Cybersecurity Days.”
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.
Ohio Sea Grant provides solutions for harmful algal blooms
Manure storage, water treatment waste and preventing nutrient runoff are some of the problems researchers worked to solve this past year as part of the Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative.
Delivering dust: Researchers use dust to track COVID-19 in buildings
Students deliver all the time, whether it be at part-time jobs making pizzas, running on fumes during finals week to earn a good grade or driving the energy in the Ohio Stadium with 100,000 other fans on Saturdays. Once the dust settles, Josh Blankenship transports a different delivery.
Ohio State study finds decline in adolescent mental health amid pandemic
An Ohio State study found many people began experiencing adverse effects to their mental health due to the pandemic — including adolescents.
14 hours ahead: COVID-19 presents unique challenges to international students
All students were impacted by COVID-19 to some degree, but international students faced some big decisions in the face of the pandemic. Some decided to take classes remotely while others opted to take a break from education altogether, decreasing international student enrollment at Ohio State.
James L. Moore III earns American Council on Education Reginald Wilson Diversity in Leadership Award
James L. Moore III, Ohio State’s vice provost for diversity and inclusion and chief diversity officer, said his younger siblings complained that his plaques, trophies and accolades took up all the wall space in their childhood home in South Carolina.