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  • Wednesday Wellness Tips Autumn 2025 Week 6

    Karin Jordan, Ph.D.
 | October 1, 2025
    Instead of stress eating to find comfort or destruction in food, engage in healthy behaviors, such as taking a break and going for a short walk, listening to music, watching a movie, talking to someone/calling a friend. Do not keep comfort food around, it will be too tempting and hard to resist. Learn more Social, Wellness and Student Life...

  • Graduate Assistant, Jiaxuan Lily Wang, Performs at Carnegie Hall After International Award Wins

    swift.23@osu.edu | September 30, 2025
    Jiaxuan Lily Wang, pianist and Graduate Teaching Associate at The Ohio State University School of Music, performed at Carnegie Hall twice in 2025 as a winner of the American Protégé International Competitions.On March 23, Wang appeared at Carnegie Hall in the Winners Recital, performing Schubert’s Marche Militaire in a piano four-hand arrangement. She returned on June 27 for a solo performa...

  • 2025-2026 Graduate School Handbook Changes to the Continuous Enrollment Policy

    swift.23@osu.edu | September 30, 2025
    The following represents an important change made to the Graduate School’s current Continuous Enrollment policy.Specific Graduate School Handbook UpdatesSections 3.1, 7.7, 7.18, and 11.2, have eliminated the requirement that post-candidacy doctoral students returning from a leave of absence retroactively enroll in, and pay for, each semester of missed enrollment. Instead, post-candidacy students ...

  • Wednesday Wellness Tips Autumn 2025 Week 5

    Karin Jordan, Ph.D.
 | September 24, 2025
    Remember, spending time staying connected with family and friends, (in person and through social media), is important for graduate and professional students. Not only does it serve as personal support, it can reduce stress and anxiety and create a sense of belonging and happiness.Learn more Social, Wellness and Student Life...

  • Wednesday Wellness Tips Autumn 2025 Week 4

    Karin Jordan, Ph.D.
 | September 17, 2025
    Trust yourself, your gut feelings are a gateway for security. If a person or place does not feel safe trust your gut. Be clear what your boundaries are. Remember, it is better to be cautious and trust that gut feeling when your safety might be at risk.Learn more Social, Wellness and Student Life...

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