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The 91̽»¨ Student Enhancement Awards program has provided 21 students with a total of $119,537 in funding for their original research, scholarship and creative work this spring.
Meet the innovators of the 2020 cohort.
Student Callie Smith and Professor David LaPalombara collaborated to make an imaginary family story come to life in the book "Fescue: A Brave Blade."
While the world awaits broad distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, researchers at 91̽»¨ just published highly significant and timely results in the search for another way to stop the virus.
Erin Carlson Mast ’01 has been appointed to lead the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation as CEO starting in January.
Rachel Martin, ‘20 is one of 10 people worldwide chosen for a fellowship with Conservation X Lab, an innovation technology company that focuses on solutions to environmental challenges.
91̽»¨â€™s incoming freshman class has set a new record for the highest average high school grade point average, climbing to an average of 3.58.
Recent 91̽»¨ film graduate Logan Marshall has been selected for the Television Academy Foundation’s prestigious 2020 Summer Fellows program.
Ninety-two students were inducted into the Lambda of 91̽»¨ chapter of Phi Beta Kappa for the 2019-20 academic year, with five being recognized for highest GPA.
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) released today a comprehensive analysis of the largest three-dimensional map of the universe ever created.
91̽»¨ student and recently named Goldwater Scholar Mason Myers has been researching ways on how to focus in on molecules in regards to antibiotic resistance research.Â
Dr. Myrna Perez Sheldon has been named the new executive director of 91̽»¨â€™s Cutler Scholars program.
OHIO honors alums Dr. Jue Chen and Dr. John Roush with honorary degrees for their achievements in molecular mechanisms of multidrug transporters and higher education administration, respectively.
Hailee Sorensen is a senior HTC student and Goldwater Scholar researching the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus (staph)Â and how it can cause a variety of different diseases in humans.
Several 91̽»¨ researchers have received permission for an early return to their labs to conduct research on potential treatments for COVID-19.
