- Learning new ways to touch lives of cancer survivors
Student discovers new paths at Ohio State to help populations in need
- Planting a path for growth for inner-city children
Ohio State researcher uses gardening to reach inner-city youth
- A mission to help forgotten kids find their footing
Christian is focused on helping keep kids falling through the cracks
- A new way to keep homebound seniors and their pets healthy
We all care deeply about our pets, but what if you're unable to make it to the vet? That's where the Pet Owner and Pet Care Program comes in. A joint effort launched in 2019 by Ohio State’s colleges of Nursing, Veterinary Medicine and Social Work, the program brings students and supervising faculty members to homebound adults who can’t afford or physically access care for their pets.
- Finding the resources to effect change
Aaron's innovative work with prosthetics gets boosted by Ohio State
- The most adorable job on campus is also rewarding
These students have the ultra-tough task of raising puppies to help those in need of a guide dog lead better lives
