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.
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.
An Ohio State study found many people began experiencing adverse effects to their mental health due to the pandemic — including adolescents.
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, 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.
Anticipation of a vacation or exciting event can make the fun feel short-lived, a recent Ohio State research study suggests.
Incoming Ohio State Executive Vice President and Provost Dr. Melissa L. Gilliam grew up in Washington, D.C. She said she gets her sense of service and civic engagement from her mother, who was the first Black female reporter at The Washington Post, and her desire to truly engage with people from her father, who is an artist.
Ohioans who live in areas with low access to treatment for opioid-related overdoses are less likely to maintain sobriety, an Ohio State research study suggests.
Ohio State’s Board of Trustees approved the revocation of two professors’ emeritus titles in its public session meeting Thursday — the second and third faculty members to lose the titles since former university physician Richard Strauss.
Former Ohio State researcher Song Guo Zheng was sentenced to 37 months in prison for making false claims about his role in an immunology research fraud scheme Friday, according to a U.S. Department of Justice press release.