BuckeyeThon still persists towards goal despite changes
Although the pandemic has slowed down events and fundraisers across the country, the fight to end pediatric cancer is pushing BuckeyeThon forward. …
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Ohio State Running Club helps raise money for cancer research
Members of Ohio State’s Running Club have more than just their feet in motion. Beginning in August, the Running Club has been participating in …
University names first executive vice president for research
Ohio State has a new position and someone to fill it: “Grace” Jinliu Wang was named the first executive vice president for research, innovation and…
Ohio State researchers develop origami robots for noninvasive healthcare treatments
Ohio State researchers have discovered a way the ancient practice of paper folding might progress 21st-century medicine: origami robots. The robots …
College of Medicine sets new record of research funding
The Ohio State College of Medicine received more than $300 million in research funding during fiscal year 2020 — the most in the college’s history.…
Student-run program encourages black youth in medical field
For one student, what started with the loss of a loved one turned into a passion for changing lives. Maurice Lathan, a fifth-year in health scie…
Rodent research links stress during pregnancy with postpartum depression
First-time research at Ohio State involving pregnant rats suggests a mother’s stress during pregnancy may contribute to postpartum depression. B…
COSI After Dark teaches and terrifies
Guests ages 21 and up can engage their brain while looking at someone else’s this week during COSI After Dark. COSI will host its monthly After …
The Monster in your backpack: Energy drink health concerns
In the face of all-nighters and heavy workloads, college students might turn to energy drinks to keep them awake, but according to dietitians at th…
Science of Sunday scaries: Psychologist weighs in on pre-workweek anxiety
Sunday night can be the most overwhelming and stressful time of the week, especially for students. Dr. Lisa Thornton, a psychologist at the Ohi…