A draft plan outlining an ambitious future vision for The Ohio State University’s physical environment that supports teaching, research and patient care was shared with the university’s Board of Trustees on Thursday.
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Ohio State Board of Trustees adopts campus free speech policy
The Ohio State University Board of Trustees Academic Affairs and Student Life Committee voted Wednesday to adopt a new campus free speech policy.
Ohio State receives $6.5 million from the Stamps Scholars Program
On Thursday, The Ohio State University Board of Trustees approved renaming the Eminence Fellows Program within Ohio State’s Honors and Scholars Center to the Stamps Eminence Scholarship Program. This program will more than double in size over five years with a $6.5 million gift from Stamps Scholars Program benefactor, E. Roe Stamps.
Vigorous exercise not tied to increased risk of adverse events in rare heart condition
NIH-supported study could lead to less restrictions for those with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Evidence of ‘pandemic brain’ in college students
Decision-making capabilities of college students – including some graduating this spring – were likely negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, new research suggests.
Ohio State appoints inaugural vice provost and dean for online learning
The Ohio State University has selected Jason Lemon as its inaugural vice provost and dean for online learning. Lemon currently serves as vice provost and dean of the University of Cincinnati (UC) Online. He will begin his appointment on July 6.
NIH-funded study highlights the financial toll of health disparities in the United States
Ground-breaking study provides national and state-level estimates of the economic burden of health disparities by race and ethnicity and educational levels.
NIH study finds high rates of persistent chronic pain among U.S. adults
Data are the first nationwide estimates on the incidence of new chronic pain and new high impact chronic pain.
NASA’s Lunar Flashlight to Fly by Earth
With its primary mission over, the CubeSat will zoom by Earth late Tuesday, May 16, and NASA’s Eyes on the Solar System app will track it, providing a chance to say farewell. .
Fort Lauderdale flooding was a sign of things to come
To limit the damage of extreme weather, communities need to know who is at risk and how they can be better prepared, an expert says.
