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Malcolm Jenkins (center) stands with scholarship recipients (Left) Mitch Arthur and (Right) Donte Beck-King
Former Buckeye and NFL star champions student success
Football legend Malcolm Jenkins makes even bigger impact off the field.
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The Complexity of Sustainability
Fernanda Loyola Cardoso received the inaugural Director's Travel Prize
Sanjay Krishna talking to students
Empowering entrepreneurial Buckeyes
Unique course teaches students to be entrepreneurs
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Ohio State receives $1.2M NSF grant for data security research
Air Force plane in the sky
Qin’s breakthrough technology will enhance Air Force surveillance missions
Mike Groeber in the Additive Manufacturing Lab at CDME
New director takes reins at SIMCenter
Four Lego replicas of the Ohio State Marching Band stand in front of an Ohio State drum
Marching Band member engineers a Lego masterpiece
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