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Watch this "Most Interesting" video
He is the World's Most Interesting Professor, and he drinks Ohio egg nog. ...
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Spend New Year's Eve with Urban!
The Ohio State University Buckeyes are preparing for their second berth in the College Football Playoff on Dec. 31! Are you going? Find ticket and tour information. ...
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Remembering Archie Max Lennon
Max Lennon, former CFAES Vice President of Agricultural Administration and Dean, died Nov. 29. He was 76. ...
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Last day of classes, Summer Full Term and Summer Session
https://plantpath.osu.edu/about-us/events/last-day-classes-summer-full-term-and-summer-session
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Turf Tips videos, news and more from Turfgrass Pathology
https://plantpath.osu.edu/news/turf-tips-videos-news-and-more-turfgrass-pathology
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Meet the New Parker Dairy Chair
https://advancement.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/newsletter/cfaes-connect/meet-new-parker-dairy-chair
Rafael Jimenez-Flores enthusiastically shares his passion for teaching and researching dairy with Buckeyes. ...
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Ohio State ranks 25th in list of world's most innovative universities
According to a Thomson Reuter's study, The Ohio State University ranks 25th worldwide in innovation. The rankings are based on the universities’ published research, as well as on the quantity, impact and reach of their patenting activity. "Notab ...
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Two alumni recognized in list of outstanding under-40 businesspeople
Both Nathan Arnold and Jack Stickle were named to this year’s “ 20 under 40 ” list in their community of Newark, Ohio. ...
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Hall Receives Excellence in Ag Law Award
The American Agricultural Law Association (AALA) has honored Peggy Kirk Hall with its Excellence in Agricultural Law Award for Academia during the annual symposium in Oklahoma City on October 6 through 8. The award recognizes AALA members for outstanding ...
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History Timeline
https://plantpath.osu.edu/history-mission/history-timeline
Chair. 2008- The Department of Plant Pathology is recognized internationally for its strength ...