Learn about Day of Giving

On April 14, our community will come together for Day of Giving to turn Buckeye spirit into real-world change.

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Learn about our community's impact

Explore some of the ways Buckeyes are making an impact on the lives of others by striving for excellence, championing new research and lifting each other up.

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Committed to excellence and affordability

College is a big investment for students and their families. Learn how Ohio State provides affordable, high-quality education and student support — leading to a valuable degree that opens doors and expands opportunities.

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Ohio State students, leaders mark Monda Student Resource Center opening

Students may struggle to succeed because their essential needs, such as food, housing or clothing, are not met. Find out how the Monda Student Resource Center helps students access essential needs through resources and support from campus and community partners.

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Buckeyes Helping Buckeyes program supports alumni in need

Buckeye Nation harnesses its collective strength to fund grants for alumni facing financial hardships, because our community doesn’t just give back — we pay forward.

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James Cancer Network brings expert cancer care to more Ohioans

Focus on keeping cancer care close-to-home helps Ohio farmer Tracy Keller return to his 215 acres after bladder cancer treatment.