Tagged: Area Studies Centers

The Korean Heritage Project gives audiences a chance to witness the culture and historical significance of music and dance and the manifestation of Korean ethnicity, experience and place.

Tobey Rubin and Holden Shea have been awarded the CIEE U.S.–Baltic Bridge Fellowship for spring 2027.

Ohio State’s Center for African Studies is facilitating conversations to build long-term partnerships in research, training and capacity-building with counterparts in Angola.

The East Asian Studies Center will open applications in November and host a series of information sessions.

Through Arts at Ohio State’s Visiting Artist Program, Salvadoran artist Herbert De Paz shares stories of history, identity and heritage across campus and beyond.

All Ohio State students, staff, faculty, visiting scholars and alumni are invited to submit photos to the 2026 International Photography Competition.

A visit to Ohio State for Latin America Day helped Brittney Vicente Mendoza picture herself as a Buckeye. One year later, she returned to campus — this time as an undergraduate volunteer welcoming high school students and sharing the experience that shaped her own college plans.

Megan Quimper, MD, is helping strengthen obstetrics and gynecology residency training and maternal health care in Liberia.

The Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies introduced a new classroom resource to explore the region’s cultures, histories and geographies.

Angolan government delegation visited Ohio State University on April 10 for a day of dialogue on building long-term partnerships in research, training, and capacity-building.