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Tagged: Global Gateways

  • Conference to address India’s healthcare challenges announced

    The Ohio State University, in partnership with the India Gateway and Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital, will host the India Health Conference – Challenges in Disease Management and Outcome on February 15-16, 2025, in Mumbai, India.

  • Student Spotlight: Aiyanna Singhal

    Aiyanna Singhal is a third-year majoring in computer science and engineering in the College of Engineering. Singhal took time to share insights into her experience at Ohio State.

  • Alumni highlight: Giancarlo Tasso

    Giancarlo Tasso ’85 MS has donated two tickets to an Ohio State football game to a new student who attends the Brazil Gateway send-off event.

  • Ohio State and Brazil: A 60-year partnership

    A group clapping after unveiling the commemorative plaque from ESALQ.
    2024 marked three important milestones between Ohio State and Brazil: 200 years of diplomatic relations between Brazil and the United States, 60 years of partnership with the University of São Paulo (USP) and 10 years since the opening of Ohio State's Brazil Gateway in São Paulo.

  • India Gateway prepares new students for a success at Ohio State

    The sendoff event attendees smile as a group while looking at the camera.

    Heading off to college is an exciting new adventure that is uniquely challenging for international students. For new Buckeyes from India, the India Gateway can be counted on to offer assistance. 

  • Student Spotlight: Yashwardhan Joshi

    Yashwardhan Joshi is a third-year double majoring in finance and economics at the Fisher College of Business from Mumbai, India. Joshi took time to share insights into his experience at Ohio State.

  • Expanding collaborations across India

    A group stands while facing and smiling at the camera.

    With a goal of fostering innovative initiatives and expanding capacity-building programs, India Gateway Academic Director Jaideep Anand traveled to Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore to explore new collaborations in healthcare, education and entrepreneurship. The India Gateway initiated a series of meetings with key stakeholders, including Max Superspeciality, Nanavati Max, NITI Aayog, King Edward Memorial, the Government of Karnataka, and the American Institute of Indian Studies.

  • Pereira awarded Alumni Club of Brazil scholarship

    Suélen Pereira standing in front of the Moritz College of Law.

    Suélen Pereira, a Brazilian attorney, is the first recipient of a scholarship awarded by the Alumni Club of Brazil. Pereira’s scholarship supported her enrollment in the Ohio State Moritz College of Law’s summer program, "The Foundations of U.S. Law & Practice."

  • Brazil Gateway hosts new student sendoff event

    A group of people standing with the Brazil and Ohio State flags at the Brazil Send Off Event.

    An afternoon filled with family and friends, good food and football ticket giveaways comprised the best parts of the annual Brazil Gateway send-off events for new Brazilian Buckeyes.

    This year, new students and scholars and their families met over lunch in São Paulo to learn more about Ohio State and connect with new, current and former Buckeyes. Caue Faria and Tiago D'Elia, current Ohio State students, were joined by Jaret Waters and Gustavo Ribeiro, Ohio State alumni, to share their experiences and valuable tips about life on campus.

  • Global Perspectives: Alexia Silva

    Alexia holding her certificate for "Outstanding Poster Award."

    I've been at The Ohio State University since the fall of 2021, when I joined Claudia Turro's lab in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. After receiving my master's in pharmaceutical sciences from the University of São Paulo, I decided I wanted to work on more fundamental aspects of designing metallodrugs for cancer treatment.