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Buckeyes Abroad: Maggie Payne
Molecular genetics major Maggie Payne shares her experiences abroad on the DIS - Study Abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark program.Leadership training to strengthen veterinary education in Ethiopia
The two-day training convened 36 faculty members from 19 veterinary schools across Ethiopia, marking a major milestone in advancing the implementation of Ethiopia’s Veterinary Education National Action Plan for the 2020 Harmonized Veterinary National Curriculum.From Colombia to Columbus: Pursuing biomedical breakthroughs
Daniel Gallego-Perez is the lead inventor of tissue nanotransfection (TNT) technology, a groundbreaking platform for non-viral therapeutic gene delivery.Buckeyes Abroad: Pauleth Jaramillo
International business major Pauleth Jaramillo shares about her experience on the Fisher College of Business Undergraduate Exchange - Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi program.Buckeyes Abroad: Patrick Koeppen
Currently abroad on the College Year in Athens progra, history and classics major Patrick Koeppen reflects on what he's learned so far.Buckeyes Abroad: John Dehn
Senior marketing major John Dehn shares his experience abroad on the Fisher College of Business Undergraduate Exchange at Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi program.International Buckeyes win medals at 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics
Five international alumni took home medals at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. All were student-athletes on the Ohio State women's ice hockey team during their collegiate playing careers. Canadians Jenn Gardiner '24, Sophie Jaques '23, Emma Maltais '23 and Natalie Spooner '12 all took home silver medals after Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime in the final.
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,
Your America in 250 Words: Mianmian Fei
A doctoral student from China in the College of Education and Human Ecology, Mianmian Fei shares her "Your America in 250 Words” essay.