We are together as Buckeyes
As we move through a new reality together, we bring you stories of Buckeyes who are leading the response to COVID-19 in medicine, public health, education and research, Buckeyes who are marshaling their skills and talents for the effort, Buckeyes who are creating a hopeful future for all of us.
Leading through the crisis
Meet some of the Buckeyes who are leading Ohio and the world through COVID-19.
Positioned for a hopeful future
Ohio State responded to the pandemic with clarity, science, service and reassurance.
When and how Ohio State responded
A detailed timeline of how COVID-19 affected life and work at Ohio State
A trusted pathfinder
Dr. Amy Acton ’96 MPH has been a beacon for Ohioans, just as she was for her students.
Shaping the script from a pivotal role
Chief Clinical Officer Andrew Thomas ’95 MD, ’00 MBA shares insights on the preparations of his university, city and state.
Deep knowledge is the best weapon
Linda Saif ’71 MS, ’76 PhD has long been a trusted ally when the world stumbles into a pandemic.
Together As Buckeyes
When Buckeyes face challenges, we instinctively pay forward.
Look for the helpers
We did not have to look far to find Buckeyes who have marshaled their skills in service to those affected by COVID-19.
How The Lantern shines on
Hear from student journalists at The Lantern about how they continued informing students and covering events through the COVID-19 outbreak.
Words of encouragement
Learn how one Ohio State alumna is harnessing the simplicity of text messaging to connect people, lift spirits and create community.
Support students in need
Learn how you can help students meet their basic needs, like food and housing, during the challenges of COVID-19.
Forging a path forward
Ohio State faculty and staff members offer expert guidance and food for thought.
Getting back to work
Embrace your professional future with advice from experts in the Bill and Susan Lhota Office of Alumni Career Management.
Guide children through emotions
Parents can’t prevent children from being affected by COVID-19, but they can influence how children process changes.
Finding your financial footing
Unemployment, markets and worries about reopening have us reconsidering our personal spending priorities.
(Finally) create a trust and will
We put it off because it’s uncomfortable to think about our own mortality. But this is important for you and your family.
Cope with loss and uncertainty
Constructive, productive actions you can take to process feelings of anxiety and loss
Thinking about arts and culture
How might COVID-19 change us as creators and consumers of culture?
Well hello, Molly!
Meet Molly Ranz Calhoun, the new CEO and president of The Ohio State University Alumni Association, an alumna of Ohio State who comes from a family of Buckeyes.
What it means to be a Buckeye
Read a letter from alumni association CEO and President Molly Ranz Calhoun, who introduces readers to one student whose spirit and character inspire her.
Lessons of the journey
Discover the national parks through the photos and words of Brad Ryan and his Grandma Joy, whose epic journey has inspired people to explore the world.
To the victor goes the bounty
Let Ohio State University Extension educators show you how to plant an edible garden this summer with tips and tricks on choosing the right plants for your home.
Pride and perspective
Learn about a commemorative pin treasured by an alumna as a reminder of her time at Ohio State as she celebrates her son’s graduation from her alma mater.
Letters to the editor
Read what people have to say about Ohio State Alumni Magazine’s recent coverage of the history of The Lantern and Julie Branco Bombacino’s work on Real Food Blends.
Clarity eludes, danger doesn’t
Meet an Ohio State graduate who in 1970 was both a Vietnam veteran and a student who sought truth and understanding by training his camera on campus protests.
Web exclusives
Working well while working from home
Learn how to develop long-term strategies for working from home, and bring a sense of calm and focus to your routine and environment.
Helping Ohio’s farmers endure
Learn how Ohio State University Extension is helping farmers navigate volatile markets, understand supply chain outlook and access assistance during COVID-19.
In Memoriam
Remembering alumni who recently passed away