Ohio State Social Work Faculty Foster Global Engagement with Visit to South Korea's Inje University
Ohio State University's College of Social Work faculty visited Inje University in South Korea to foster professional relationships and explore collaboration opportunities, featuring a research forum and university leadership dialogues.
Ohio State University Pioneers Speedier Conversion of Food Waste to Valuable Chemicals with Electricity-Enhanced Fermentation
Ohio State University researchers have enhanced food waste fermentation by adding electricity, increasing chemical production and yielding hydrogen gas, opening up avenues for sustainable waste-to-wealth practices.
Franklin County Sheriff's Office Enhances Public Engagement with Insightful Citizens Academy Program
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office conducts the third week of its Citizens Academy, focusing on administrative roles, civil services, and media relations to enhance transparency and community engagement.
Ohio Secretary of State Initiates Cleanup of Voter Rolls Using Federal Data to Remove Deceased Registrations
Ohio's Secretary LaRose directs county boards to remove deceased individuals from the voter rolls, using Homeland Security's SAVE system and Social Security death records for accuracy.
Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel and NFL Alum Tedd Ginn Jr. Kick Off Fitness Initiative at Columbus's Johnson Park Middle School
Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel and former NFL player Tedd Ginn Jr. launched the "Team Tressel Fitness Challenge" at a Columbus middle school to encourage students to improve their health and fitness.
Upper Arlington Set for Mosquito Control Spraying to Combat West Nile Virus Spread
FCPH plans to spray for mosquitoes in Upper Arlington on September 8, after finding West Nile Virus. Residents advised to avoid spray zones for safety and can call FCPH with questions. 'Do Not Spray' requests can be made via the Mosquito Dashboard.
Ohio State University Study Reveals Potential for Coral Reef Adaptation to Rising Sea Temperatures
Research led by Ann Marie Hulver at Ohio State University shows that Stylophora pistillata coral can adapt to warmer seas but with drawbacks, such as smaller size and increased metabolic demand.












