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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.

A third-year biology major on the pre-med track with a minor in Spanish, Katie Gibson spent five weeks this summer in Miraflores, Lima, Peru, participating in the Community Health & Medical Spanish at Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia program through WorldStrides Study Abroad.

An aviation management major in the College of Engineering from Oman, Hamza Al Balushi shares his “Your America in 250 Words” essay.

Faculty and staff must request an exception through a new review and approval process in Workday before traveling on university business to any country in the Middle East regions on Ohio State's travel suspension list.

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.

For Chloe Friedman, studying abroad in Salzburg, Austria, was an opportunity to strengthen her German language skills while experiencing a new culture and becoming more independent.

The Ohio State University has opened a Passport Acceptance Facility, providing students, faculty, staff and members of the greater Columbus community with a more convenient place to take the first step toward international travel.

The board will provide a formal line of communication between the international student community and the Office of International Affairs.

An international student from Shanghai, China, Zeng explored new interests, built friendships and found a sense of belonging far from home.