Thursday, April 10, 2025 | 6 - 8:00 p.m.
Columbus, Lima, Marion, Wooster and Mansfield campuses (see link below for each campus' specific event information)
Help prevent suicide at Ohio State by captaining or joining a team for the annual spring Ohio State Suicide Prevention Program Out of the Darkness Campus Walk!
A 2024 survey conducted by the Office of Student Life found that nearly one out of every three Buckeyes on Ohio State's main campus is food insecure, which is nearly three times the national average.
The Student Academic Success Research (SASR) Grants program is coordinated by the Student Success Research Lab. The program provides funding for research projects that focus on improving, expanding, and/or revising Ohio State student success programs and services, with a special emphasis on student groups that have been underserved or minoritized (e.g., underrepresented racial and ethnic minority students, low-income, first-generation, regional campus, or community college transfer students, women in STEM, LGBTQIA+).
Symphonic Pioneers, a student-founded nonprofit in its second year at Ohio State, connects Buckeyes with underprivileged youth through music education and exposure, according to the organization’s website. Founded by Srihan Anand and Danny Kim, the club hopes to bring joy and inspiration to children who may not otherwise have an opportunity to explore music.
Navigating college can be a nerve-racking and stressful process for students, and first-generation students are no exception. However, for first-generation students — as the first in their families to attend university — the college experience is uncharted territory that extends to their parents as well.
The Women’s Place is pleased to announce transitions within the President and Provost’s Council on Women leadership team for the 2024-25 academic term.
Center for Ethics and Human Values (CEHV) Civil Discourse Fellows plan and moderate CEHV's Civil Discourse Forums and serve as ambassadors for civil discourse on campus. Each Civil Discourse Fellow receives a $750 fellowship award and serves from the autumn semester when they are accepted through autumn semester of the following year. Applications take about 10-15 minutes and are due by the end of the day on Friday, September 20, 2024.
The Ohio State University in partnership with My Brother's Keeper and the Commission on Black Girls in Columbus is now offering a class to nonprofit leaders in the community.
Their goal is to promote and advance leaders from historically marginalized backgrounds. They are expanding services to establish a hub that supports the advancement of boys, girls and young men of color.
This summer, Micah Unzueta, Alec Kingsley and several other collaborators brought to fruition a full-scale model of Muyuchina Quechua Verb Wheel and implementation with diverse publics at COSI.