City of Columbus, Ohio State partner for entrepreneurship program

The city of Columbus has committed $20,000 to its Entrepreneurship Business Case Program, a joint partnership with Fisher College of Business’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at The Ohio State University. The program is designed to help small business owners, non-profit organizations and aspiring entrepreneurs create, capture and deliver value to their communities, according to [...]

By |2017-04-24T10:02:23-04:00Friday, November 4, 2016|

Study: Shakespeare helps ASD kids with social skills

A new pilot study of children with autism spectrum disorder showed improvement in social and communication skills through pairing the recitation of Shakespeare with physical gesture. One discerning attribute of children with ASD is having trouble understanding non-verbal behavior socially as well as struggling to communicate. Many with ASD avoid eye contact, making it difficult [...]

By |2017-04-24T10:02:43-04:00Tuesday, November 1, 2016|

Ohio State basketball looks to regain respect in rugged Big Ten

COLUMBUS — Ohio State basketball is looking for its lost respect. Preseason polls are peppered with Big Ten teams. But not the Buckeyes. Hardly anybody was talking about Thad Matta’s team at the Big Ten media day earlier this month. Attendance at Value City Arena is sliding. Three seasons removed from winning the 2013 Big [...]

By |2016-11-01T15:14:33-04:00Monday, October 31, 2016|

New business program aimed at executives

The Ohio Economic Development Association last week announced creation of the Ohio Economic Development Institute to meet the specific needs of development professionals throughout the Buckeye State. The association has partnered with Ohio University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs to develop the curriculum and courses, which are financially supported by JobsOhio. The institute [...]

By |2016-10-26T09:48:31-04:00Tuesday, October 25, 2016|

History shows Ohio State shouldn’t overlook pesky Indiana

COLUMBUS — Indiana’s upset of Michigan State in overtime Saturday raised some eyebrows among college football pundits around the country, but it wasn’t a huge stunner for Ohio State players who know the Hoosiers as a tough out the past few years. Indiana (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) overcame a 14-point Spartans lead in the final [...]

By |2016-10-07T00:00:10-04:00Thursday, October 6, 2016|

Ohio State-led study identifies 15,000 viruses in world’s oceans

An Ohio State University study published in the journal, Nature, reveals the more than 15,000 genetically distinct viruses in the open waters of the earth and their role in nature. The number — triple the amount of previously known viruses — offers a more complete picture of what is happening at a viral level in [...]

By |2016-09-27T07:48:47-04:00Monday, September 26, 2016|

Meyer wary after Tulsa flexes its muscles in opening week

COLUMBUS — Contrary to human nature, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is doing his best to find the bad in what seemed to be a pretty good situation. Despite the No. 6 Buckeyes breaking school records for offense in Saturday’s 77-10 rout of Bowling Green, Meyer isn’t dealing in hyperbole. He knows Tulsa, visiting Saturday, [...]

By |2017-04-24T10:07:11-04:00Thursday, September 8, 2016|

Tall people have advantage when it comes to spatial relations, OSU study finds

Research compiled by an Ohio State University optometry professor found that tall people are better equipped than their shorter counterparts to correctly identify the location of targets in their middle-distance vision — between three and 22 yards away. Published last week in the journal Science Advances, the research supports the idea that with height comes [...]

By |2017-04-24T10:07:27-04:00Tuesday, September 6, 2016|
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