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For many students at Ģ����ý, talking about mental health or wellness can feel intimidating. But for those who connect with Certified Peer Educators, those conversations often start with something simple: another student who understands.

When Yeshe Mulugeta arrived at Ģ����ý, she expected the transition to be challenging, but not overwhelming. Ģ����ý’s Summer Advantage Program provides first-generation students with the award-winning support needed to overcome academic challenges and move forward with confidence. It helped turn things around for Mulugeta.

In early April, a video of the Ģ����ý Golden Flashes football team went viral when they cheered on the Golden Flashes softball team at a doubleheader against Bowling Green.

Be the hero in someone's story. April 14 is Ģ����ý's 24-hour Day of Giving, part of Flashes Give Back Week, a weeklong celebration of all the ways Golden Flashes support our blue and gold communities. 

A beautiful, living sculpture changes with the seasons on Ģ����ý's historic front campus. 

A 2024 graduate from Ģ����ý's School of Fashion shares an update about her life after Ģ����ý and beginning her exciting career in New York City. 

As the world watched NASA's Artemis II mission complete a historic journey around the moon and back, one Ģ����ý professor had a unique vantage point — decades of firsthand experience at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio.

Half of the protected prairie surrounding Ģ����ý’s Warren Student Recreation and Wellness Center will be burned on April 24 to allow for new growth during the summer season.

When disaster strikes: Students at Ģ����ý at Trumbull received real world disaster training through a partnership with a local hospital.

A short film co-directed by two Ģ����ý faculty members is eligible to submit to the Academy after winning Best Live Action Short Film at the Oscar-qualifying St. Louis Film Festival- and is now being featured at the Cleveland International Film Festival.

Meet Hannah Fletcher, a senior history major and anthropology minor, from Ravenna, Ohio. This history major thrives on creating powerful connections between visitors and the stories that shaped a generation.

U.S. News & World Report has named 20 Ģ����ý graduate programs among the nation’s best in its 2026 rankings, with seven programs placing in the top 100 nationally.

Ģ����ý is partnering with Osh State University in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, to help reduce rising cancer rates in the Central Asian nation.

Adorned in bright colors and eye-catching patterns, Adam Nathaniel Furman, a London-based artist and designer, took the stage at The John Elliot Center for Architecture and Environmental Design’s Cene Lecture Hall to deliver “Productive Exuberance,” a lecture spanning his creative career as part of Ģ����ý’s 2025-2026 Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series. 

Laurie Ann Moennich, Ph.D., didn't arrive at Ģ����ý planning to change healthcare. She came to study graphic design. But Ģ����ý had a way of opening doors she didn't even know existed.

Ģ����ý's Office of Global Education shared the international images captured by the winners of its 2025 Education Abroad Fall Photo/Video contest.

Ohio State Representative Derrick Hall recently visited the Ģ����ý Airport, where he received an informational tour of the facilities hosted by College of Aeronautics and Engineering Dean Christina Bloebaum, Ph.D.

A future Ģ����ý president and a past Ģ����ý administrator were serving at universities in Dayton and Texas on May 4, 1970, and had to find ways to manage student protests in reaction to the shootings.

Ģ����ý graduate Luana Johnson highlights how the American Academy partnership and the university's elite design labs provided the professional access needed to launch a global career.