The Ohio State University and the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) have launched a new partnership to increase the research and academic relationship between the two organizations.
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Ohio State, IIT Bombay launch new dual degree PhD program
<none>Buckeyes Abroad: Paige Sakach
<none>Paige Sakach shares her experience currently on the Sant’Anna Institute Study Abroad and International Internship program in Sorrento, Italy.Buckeyes Abroad: Amelia Webster
<none>This past summer, Amelia Webster, a forensic anthropology and biology student at Ohio State University, found herself in the quiet Polish village of Giecz, surrounded by rolling fields and centuries of history buried beneath the soil.U.S. State Department updates visa interview requirements
<none>The U.S. Department of State has issued new guidance requiring most nonimmigrant visa applicants, including students, scholars and exchange visitors, to complete their visa interview either at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in their country of nationality or their country of legal residence. Nationals of 17 countries where the United States does not conduct routine visa operations must instead apply at a designated consular post. This marks a significant shift from past practice, when many applicants were able to complete visa interviews in third countries for convenience or shorter wait times.Beijing Alumni Club named Club and Society of the Year
<none>The Beijing Alumni Club is the recipient of the 2025 Club and Society of the Year Award, which honors an outstanding organization within The Ohio State University Alumni Association community that exemplifies the university’s mission and values through its actions, initiatives and impact.Buckeyes Abroad: Logan Bien
<none>Biomedical sciences major Logan Bien reflected on the American Councils Taiwan Intensive Summer language program this summer.Alumni Club of Brazil wins Outstanding Program Award for scholarship fundraiser
<none>The Alumni Club of Brazil is the recipient of The Ohio State University Alumni Association’s 2025 Outstanding Program Award for its scholarship fundraiser. The award recognizes an alumni club or society for an event, initiative or program that demonstrates creativity, impact and alignment with Ohio State’s values.Buckeyes Abroad: Lauren Peters
<none>Biological engineering major Lauren Peters reflected on her Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS) internship program experience this summer.Buckeyes Abroad: Clara Hazelbaker
<none>Clara Hazelbaker, a forensic anthropology major and Spanish minor reflected on the Child Family Health International (CFHI) Ecuador program this summer.Student Spotlight: Rysa Bothra
<none>Rysa Bothra is a second-year student from India majoring in computer science and engineering in the College of Engineering. Bothra took time to share insights into her experience at Ohio State.