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A scene from the The Faithful Shepherdess

Reporting by the College of Arts and Sciences.

Few writers stir such mixed emotions as Shakespeare. His devoted fans — often called Bardolaters — speak passionately about their…

Humanities Career Exploration Fair with four individuals in business attire
By Audrey Williams

As spring semester moves forward and summer creeps closer, students begin to look beyond the next assignment on their to-do list; whether post-graduation job searching or seeking a summer…

Six actors rehearse in front of fireplace. Some carry daggers, and one wears a crown.
By Lane Gray

You’d never expect it from the hallway, but for many weeks an otherwise unassuming lecture hall has had a secret identity. Alongside more conventional lectures and classes, a group of students,…

Illustration of a group of men looking into a dug up grave.
By Audrey Williams

Most people think they know what a vampire is: a pale, fanged figure dressed in a black cloak, or perhaps an appealing, misunderstood, and eternally attractive suitor. We encounter vampires…

Sofia Racevskis
By Reem Kadimi-Skalli

The Department of English is thrilled to welcome Sofia Racevskis as our new administrative assistant! Although her position is new, Racevskis is no stranger to…

A handing holding up an iPad whose screen shows a VR grill sitting on the table behind the iPad.
By Audrey Williams

When thinking of classes concerning climate change and sustainability, it can be easy to default to typical STEM classes, but Thomas Davis, associate professor of English and affiliated faculty at…

An open copy of the New American Cookery Cookbook

Reporting by The Ohio State University Libraries.

When you think about cookbooks, you might picture well-loved family recipes or dog-eared pages passed down through generations…

Four 3D printed projects: a black dragon; purple cabin and trees; collaged photo and word tiles; and a Scrabble board
By Reem Kadimi-Skalli

“Everything is Frankenstein,” Senior Lecturer Calvin Olsen exclaims. “Everything is made of smaller parts that are pieced together that somehow work and eventually do something.” …

Sophia Wood standing in front of a brick building.

When Sophia Wood graduated from high school, she had two personal goals in mind – attend a Big 10 University and graduate debt free.

Thanks to Ohio State Mansfield (and her financial…