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Jessica LaHote, French & Psychology major, wins at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum
Jessica LaHote, French and Psychology major, wins second place in the Histories, Literatures, Religions, and Cultures category at the 2017 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum
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Italian Club's Bruschetta Night
OSU's Italian Club hosted a Bruschetta night last Thursday, March 23rd.
Students learned how to make the popular Italian dish and enjoy tasting it.
Learn more about the Italian…
Mark Cuban Says This Will Be the No.1 Job Skill in 10 Years
Study after study has shown that millions of jobs are at risk of becoming automated in the coming years.
And the U.S. is not prepared, says Mark Cuban, the billionaire software developer and…
New from Ph.D. Alumna, Michele Gerring
Ph.D. alumna, Michele Gerring has a review of Margaret Cook Andersen's Regeneration through Empire: French Pronatalists and Colonial Settlement in the Third Republic, in the Winter, 2017,…
French is the "Language of the Future" for Business & Global Diplomacy
Did you know that French is the third most important language for business, after English and Chinese? French is also the language of global diplomacy with treaties registered with the United…
Investigating Identity in France: Sarah Mikati
Sarah Mikati (nominated by FRIT) receives the Ohio State University Board of Trustees Student Recognition Award (January 27, 2017). Sarah is a French Honors, Journalism, and International Studies…
Scholarship Fund for Graduate Students
Felice M. Grad Endowed Scholarships
The Felice M. Grad Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in April 2016 by the Board of Trustees of The Ohio State University, with a gift from the…
"Encore", Professor Wong's New French Textbook & Film Released!
Professor Wynne Wong's 2nd year French textbook and film, "Encore," was released in Boston in November 2016. Published by Cengage with co-authors Stacey Weber-Fève (PhD, 2006) Anne Lair PhD (PhD,…
Humanities Majors: Happy and Not Poor
Leaders in higher education often ask us how they might make a case for the humanities, when students and parents are so deeply concerned about their economic futures. The answers lie in the very…