Originally from India, Adrija Bhattacharya found opportunities to grow as both a leader and mentor, build meaningful connections and create inclusive experiences at Ohio State.
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Student Spotlight: Adrija Bhattacharya
Student leaders recognized for service to international programs
The International Student Leadership Reception on April 14 recognized students who have contributed to the successes of Buckeyes via numerous international programs.From Indonesia to Ohio State: Suci Nazier’s commitment to improving children’s health
A doctoral student from Indonesia, Suci Nazier chose the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences for its alignment with her research interests in improving health outcomes for children with disabilities.How Shailly Kerkar built community at Ohio State
An international student from India, Shailly Kerkar chose Ohio State for its strong computer science program, affordability and campus life.International students honored at 40th Hayes Research Forum
Dozens of international students recognized at Edward F. Hayes Advanced Research Forum.Six students awarded Graduate Associate Teaching Awards
International students from six countries were recognized for their dedication to teaching by the Graduate School.Doctoral student launches GenAI Study Group
An international PhD student from Russia in the Learning Technologies program, Anastasia Shikanova came to Ohio State to study how emerging technologies such as Generative AI can transform education.Academic Forum features international research from across the campus
The Buckeye Brighters Academic Forum featured research projects that examine equity, inclusion, knowledge production and pedagogy across higher education, digital learning and cultural contexts.Taste of OSU 2026 brings a global celebration to campus
Taste of OSU 2026 featured a world-class menu with 34 distinct dishes served up with a side of music and dancing.From Brazil to Buckeye Nation
For Anne Souza, an undergraduate student from São Paulo, Brazil majoring in aerospace engineering, choosing a university meant finding more than strong academics but one deeply rooted in research.
“I really wanted a place where I could truly be in a research environment, meet professors and students who were genuinely engaged in research,” said Souza. “Since I want to pursue aerospace engineering and also astronomy,