The Ohio State University
The Ohio State University, commonly referred to as Ohio State or OSU, is a large public research university in Columbus, Ohio. Founded in 1870 as a land-grant university and the ninth university in Ohio with the Morrill Act of 1862, the university was originally known as the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College.
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Berenice Abbott
American photographer
Quentin D. Wheeler
American entomologist
Niraj Antani
Ohio State Senator
Michael R. White
Former Mayor of Cleveland
Javon Ringer
American football running back
Tom Nyuma
Sierra Leonean commander
Kenneth Hsu
Scientist
William H. Greene
American economist
Paul Hornschemeier
Visual artist
Michele Fratianni
Economist
Zed Key
American basketball player
Thomas Corwin Mendenhall
American physicist
Steve Tovar
Former American football player
Frank Schmalleger
Author
Louis Breger
American psychologist
Zach Boren
American football fullback
Evelyn Lundberg Stratton
American jurist
Liz Reyer
Minnesota State Representative
Justice Sueing
Basketball player
Nate Salley
Former American football player
Lydell Ross
American football player
Oyesade Olatoye
John Makhoul
Computer scientist
Mignon Talbot
American paleontologist
Theresa Andrews
American swimmer
Mbonu Ojike
Writer
Marcia Douglas
Novelist
Katie Smith
Coach
Madison Gesiotto Gilbert
American author
Eunice C. Lee
Judge
Marc Loving
Basketball player
Robert M. Switzer
U. S. representative
Doug Plank
American coach
Julian Fleming
American football player
Marscilla Packer
Basketball player
Chen Shih-meng
Taiwanese Politician
Calvin Adam Buehler
American chemist
Olav Orheim
Norwegian glaciologist
Irwin Molasky
American philanthropist
Richard A. Heyman
American Politician
Ed Rensi
American businessman
Anthony Pratkanis
Researcher
Walter Mischel
American-Austrian psychologist
Lori Stokes
American journalist
Jim Hughes
Ohio State Senator
Laura Greene
Professor
Fred Bruney
American football player
