Sociologist Chris Knoester answers alumni questions on pressure, rising costs and why fun matters most for young athletes.
A generation of Ohio State athletes has transitioned from competition to commentary, turning early exposure into lasting media careers.
Commencement unveilings give Buckeyes like Emily Hayward ’25 a joyful way to share a once‑secret role—and celebrate.
Teammates and coaches reflect on the humor, humility and character of Nick Mangold ’06 from high school to pro football.
Go backstage with the hoops great, whose second act as one of basketball’s most trusted broadcasters shines with purpose.
More than 225 Buckeyes told us about the objects that still spark memories of friendships, milestones and student life.
They don’t bark, but they do deliver. These pint-size robots have become campus regulars—dodging squirrels, hauling chicken fingers and occasionally sparking some play along the way.
Sister M. Xavier Schulze ’11 discovered life was more than basketball while at Ohio State. Today, she lives with total commitment — faith, love and joy in full measure.
He spent thousands of hours alone on a court, crafting a move that baffled defenders. It’s now immortalized in bronze.
