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Trump administration partners with Ohio State on new manufacturing curriculum

Trump administration partners with Ohio State on new manufacturing curriculum

The program to help train future manufacturing employees will be announced Sept. 3 at a ceremony in Washington D.C.
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Former Ohio State faculty among those missing in Nepal flooding

Former Ohio State faculty among those missing in Nepal flooding

The couple both graduated from the Fisher College of Business before working as marketing professors. They were on a retirement trip.
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These 4 Ohio colleges are among America's top party schools

These 4 Ohio colleges are among America's top party schools

Four Ohio schools made Niche's 2027 Top Party Schools ranking. See which universities landed in the national top 25.
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Ohio State University Settles with Justice Department for $2.1 Million Over Undisclosed China Ties in Federal Grants

Ohio State University Settles with Justice Department for $2.1 Million Over Undisclosed China Ties in Federal Grants

Ohio State University (OSU) has agreed to pay a $2.1 million settlement to the U.S. Department of Justice. This settlement resolves allegations that the university failed to disclose its employees' affiliations with Chinese universities and state-run research organizations when applying for federal grant funding from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF). Both NASA and the NSF require grant applicants to disclose any foreign government support received by principal investigators or co-principal investigators. The Justice Department alleged that annual faculty activity reports submitted to OSU since 2014 identified these Chinese affiliations, but the university did not relay this information to the federal agencies. Additionally, OSU reportedly learned in 2019 that a principal investigator on NASA grants was involved in China's 'Thousand Talents Programme,' which aims to recruit individuals with access to foreign technology intellectual prope...
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Emory Henry University Appoints New Board of Trustees Members

Emory Henry University Appoints New Board of Trustees Members

Emory & Henry University has announced the election of five new members to its Board of Trustees. These individuals, Todd Clevenger ’86, Aaron Fuller ’97, Josh Myers ’08, Stephanie Strutner ’02, and Nicole “Bambi” Osborne Watson ’03, will officially join the Board at its next meeting in November. Dr. Lou Fincher, President of Emory & Henry University, expressed enthusiasm for the diverse perspectives and skill sets these new members bring, anticipating their contributions to the university's continued growth. Current Board Chair Tyler Kidd ’98 also highlighted the value of the varied experience each new member offers to the university and its community, looking forward to their partnership in guiding the strategic direction of Emory & Henry. The new trustees include professionals from electrical supply, financial services, public health, and public policy sectors.
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NASA's Roman telescope 'could not have happened without Ohio State'

NASA's Roman telescope 'could not have happened without Ohio State'

About two dozen Ohio State University researchers traveled to Florida to watch a NASA mission they helped shape. finally launch into space.
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Florida soccer continues strong start to season

Florida soccer continues strong start to season

Florida soccer remains in the IWSOC Coaches Poll for the second straight week as they continue their non-conference slate.
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Ohio Man Pleads Guilty to Attacking Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati Home

Ohio Man Pleads Guilty to Attacking Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati Home

William D. DeFoor, a 26-year-old Ohio man, has pleaded guilty in federal court to vandalizing the Cincinnati home of Vice President JD Vance with a hammer. The incident occurred around midnight on January 5, 2026, while Vice President Vance and his family were not at the residence, having recently returned to Washington, D.C. U.S. Secret Service agents observed DeFoor running along the front fence of the protected residence. He then attempted to break the driver's side window of an unmarked federal law enforcement vehicle with a hammer and subsequently smashed panels of large historic glass windows at the front of the house. The damage included approximately $28,000 worth of federally owned enhanced security hardware. DeFoor was apprehended by Secret Service agents and Cincinnati police after attempting to flee. Federal charges for such acts are punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
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3 New York colleges rank among LinkedIn's 50 best for career success

3 New York colleges rank among LinkedIn's 50 best for career success

Cornell, Columbia and Colgate made LinkedIn's 2026 list, with Cornell ranking No. 8 nationally.
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Grambling State University Launches 'Multiversary Tour' Celebrating Historic Milestones

Grambling State University Launches 'Multiversary Tour' Celebrating Historic Milestones

Grambling State University (GSU) has announced the launch of its 'Multiversary Tour,' a national series of events designed to celebrate significant historical milestones for the institution. These milestones include 125 years of academic excellence, 100 years of Tiger Athletics, and 100 years of the World Famed Tiger Marching Band. The tour will feature special screenings of 'MARCH ON,' a new documentary produced by Storyboard Studios in partnership with GSU, which explores the university's multigenerational legacy. Each tour stop will include the documentary screening, a moderated post-screening conversation with members of the 'GramFam' and invited guests, and a reception for fellowship and connection. The documentary follows three Gramblinites across generations: Denise Young ’77, a former C-suite executive at Apple; Dalvin Adams ’15, a Los Angeles-based commercial photographer and entrepreneur; and Rylee Beaudion ’28, a third-generation Gramblinite majoring in Elementary Education and Visual and Perfor...
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Shannon Hardin must be kidding? He's an insider and hasn't fought like 'hell' | Letters

Shannon Hardin must be kidding? He's an insider and hasn't fought like 'hell' | Letters

Letters: More like Lake Stupid. Ohio isn't serious about education. Amy Acton is among the best. I panic every month. Shannon Hardin, the insider.
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US Army Secretary Driscoll tenders resignation, source says

US Army Secretary Driscoll tenders resignation, source says

WASHINGTON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to the White House following months of tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters. It was unclear if the White House had accepted his resignation.