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Pursuing a passion for anthropology through the Summer Research Opportunities Program

Nearly 35 years ago, the Big Ten Academic Alliance founded the Summer Research Opportunities Program to connect underrepresented students from across the nation with valuable research experience…

Aldama at Gateway

Humanity and the Humanities: A Day with Frederick Luis Aldama

Reflection by Breanne LeJeune of the Department of English, 2017

It’s 11 o’clock on an unseasonably hot September morning, and long lines of elementary school students walk single-file…

Members of APOP speak with children at COSI

Anthropology Public Outreach Program promotes human diversity in community

It’s called APOP, and its gaining support not just at Ohio State, but also in the greater Columbus community.

APOP stands for the Anthropology Public Outreach Program. Initially devised in…

A commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion

Janet Box-Steffensmeier, interim executive dean and vice provost, and Wendy Smooth, associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion, shared the following message with Arts and Sciences students…

Sherry S. Chan

Alumna and NYC Chief Actuary wins prestigious global award

Sherry S. Chan (BS, mathematics and actuarial science, 2001; Executive MBA, 2012) was appointed Chief Actuary for New York City in 2015, and has since provided technical expertise to the city…

Olivia Sawatzki and Jasmine Smith rehearse for "Leah and the Dybbuk," image credit Brandie Williams

Theatre student stages Yiddish ghost story

A new play based on a Yiddish theatre classic will take the stage this weekend at Ohio State.

“Leah and the Dybbuk” explores and deconstructs the early 20th century play and ghost story “…

Rita Dove

"Oedipus Rex" imagined in pre-Civil War South

Tom Hawkins, associate professor of classics, was looking for a modern interpretation of Sophocles’ “Oedipus Rex” to teach in his Greek mythology class when he stumbled upon “The Darker Face of…

Celebrating the beginning of the Year of the Dog

The Ohio State community celebrated the Year of the Dog with traditional Chinese dances, cuisine, music and more. The event was put together by multiple Ohio State Chinese student organizations…

Yona Harvey writing at a desk

Alumna writes for Black Panther comics

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Yona Harvey (MFA, creative writing, 2001) is breaking ground as one of the first two African American women to write for Marvel Comics, and the…