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  • SUMMIT 2026 comes to life

    SUMMIT 2026, the Symposium on Unified Military & Veteran Multidisciplinary Innovation and Translation was hosted at the Ohio Union on August 7. The event description below was created by the National Veterans Leadership Foundation : What started as a Military Community Advocate (MCA) project at The Ohio State University became something much bigger. As he prepared to graduate with his PhD and...
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  • Military-to-college journey continues with 2026 Tillman Scholarship

    Military and Veterans Services helped Marine Corps veteran T.J. Beach navigate the transition to college and build the confidence that led to becoming a 2026 Tillman Scholar Thomas "T.J." Beach, an eight-year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps and doctoral student at The Ohio State University, has been named a 2026 Pat Tillman Scholar. Beach is one of 48 service members, veterans and military...
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  • Central Ohio veterans find purpose, community and healing in hive

    What's all the buzz about? WBNS 10TV wanted to find out, and headed to the hives to speak with Ohio State military veteran students participating in Veterans' Beekeeping School hosted by OSU Extension and the Central Ohio Beekeepers Charitable Foundation. Researchers and veterans have found that beekeeping helps reduce anxiety, ease isolation and restore a sense of purpose after military service.
    Two people dressed in beekeeping gear
  • Ohio State receives Excellence in Programming Award

    Ohio State's " Our Honor Defend" initiative earned the National Veterans Leadership Foundation's 2026 Excellence in Programming Award. The initiative is a powerful collaboration among Athletics, University Branding and the Military and Veterans Services office to honor those who serve. Built around the pillars of Honor, Commitment and Recognition, it has become an integral part of Military...
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  • A force for students

    U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Adreana Freeman-Irons’ core values and beliefs have always aligned with those of a public servant — integrity, commitment and a desire to give more than she takes.
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