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Tagged: News

  • 2024 International Photography Competition Opens

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    All Ohio State students, staff, faculty, visiting scholars and alumni are invited to submit photos to the 2024 International Photography Competition.

  • Pereira awarded Alumni Club of Brazil scholarship

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    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

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    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.

  • Ohio State faculty collaborate across international borders

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    For more than 40 years, Ohio State has been actively collaborating with universities in China. One such partnership with Wuhan University has been vibrant and ongoing since 1981. Over the years, collaborations between Chinese researchers and faculty and Ohio State affiliates has extended across various fields including medical science, water conservancy, student affairs management and services. 

  • China Gateway hosts send-off events to welcome new Buckeyes

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    Starting college is an exciting experience for any incoming freshman, but it is uniquely challenging prospect for international students. Luckily for Chinese students, the Office of International Affairs' China Gateway office is there to help.

    Every summer before students pack up their lives and board planes for Columbus, they host on-the-ground orientations in major cities like Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing. This year, the China Gateway staff helped provide orientation and welcome for more than 60 incoming freshman and 40 family members in a series of events throughout July.

  • Narrowing the know-do gap in infection prevention

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    GOHi's antimicrobial resistance project helps support healthcare workers in effectively implementing IPC practices in their everyday work.

  • Rattan Lal awarded Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity

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    Lal was chosen for his pioneering work in promoting a soil-centric approach to agriculture.

  • Applying the Brighton Collaboration Case Definition for causality assessment

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    Applying standardized case definitions is crucial to enhancing the ability to accurately assess the causality of Adverse Events Following Immunizations (AEFIs) and contributing to vaccine safety monitoring.

  • Leite builds connections during visit to Brazil

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    Leite, academic director for the Brazil Gateway, recently visited Brazil to connect with partners, alumni and current and future students to build and grow long-lasting relationships.

  • Rodriguez awarded Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to Canada

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    Rodriguez to develop a tool to measure resilience of most vulnerable groups along the food system.