Tagged: America 250 at Ohio State

A master’s student from Nigeria in the Department of Animal Sciences in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, Samuel Oluwayemi shares his “Your America in 250 Words” essay.

From the perspective of 2026, a time of deep pessimism in America, what is most striking about 1776 is how optimistic the patri

Assistant Professor Will Nickley and Associate Professor Amanda Huynh discuss their design students' capstone projects and the collaboration with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Huynh said that a major benefit of the program is that many of the projects could be implemented pretty quickly, which would support the parks department as well as Ohioans.

As part of the America 250 at Ohio State celebration, Associate Professor Rebekah Matheny discusses the Department of Design's collaboration with Mohawk Group, which enables the students to learn from experts in sustainability, in circular design and manufacturing methodologies.

A PhD student from Thailand in the Department of Teaching and Learning of the College of Education and Human Ecology, Piangpitcha Inthiti shares her “Your America in 250 Words” essay.

More than 120 high school and middle school teachers from across Ohio and around the country will be at The Ohio State University in June, learning how they can bring the Declaration of Independence to life in their classrooms.

Ohio State's fourth artist laureate will focus his work on America's 250th birthday and what it may represent for Ohioans.

A PhD student from Bangladesh in the English Department of the College of Arts and Sciences, Mafruha Shifat shares her “Your America in 250 Words” essay.

Faculty Emeritus Ned Hill testified May 13 in a panel before the U.S. Senate’s Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship hearing, “America 250: Industrialization and the Rise of Small Manufacturers.” 

America’s 250th birthday is a time to take stock of the past and consider the future, said Charles O. Anderson, The Ohio State University’s newest Artist Laureate.

“It’s an interesting time in terms of progress and regression,” he said. “I want to think about hope. What could the next 250 years look like?”