Treat yourself and save as a Wexner Center member. Did you know that you can purchase a membership to the Wexner Center for the Arts as part of Campus Campaign? Just $6 a month through payroll deduction makes you eligible for a variety of perks and discounts, including 10% off scrumptious meals and desserts from Heirloom Café, located in the Wex’s lower lobby. More details are available here.

Ohio State’s Mobile Design Lab puts digital skills on the move

The university's Digital Flagship initiative is hitting the road. A shiny, black recreational vehicle was parked in front of RPAC on a recent afternoon. The RV packs enough horsepower to crisscross the Buckeye state in comfort. But it’s intellectual muscle that really powers the new Mobile Design Lab.

Organ transplantation at Ohio State saves lives…9,764 and counting!

Every year during April’s “Donate Life” month, a pinwheel garden is planted on the Wexner Medical Center plaza. This year 9,700 pinwheels will be planted, each representing a lifesaving organ transplant performed at Ohio State since 1967. How many more lives would be saved if everyone “said yes” to organ donation? Register your decision today and be a Buckeye for Life!

The future is now

Nancy Kramer ’77 embraces it and wants to invite you along for the ride. The chief evangelist of IBM iX, entrepreneur, activist and loyal Buckeye explains her optimistic views of AI — augmented intelligence, she calls it — and lets us in on the innate curiosity that drives her. Also in the newest issue of Ohio State Alumni Magazine: Get to know Ryan Day the family man as well as the football coach. And test your puzzle skills with an Ohio State alumni-themed crossword puzzle.

Rudesill receives Drell Academic Achievement Award

Dakota S. Rudesill, assistant professor at the Moritz College of Law and Mershon Center for International Security Studies faculty affiliate, recently received the Sidney D. Drell Academic Achievement Award from the Intelligence and National Security Alliance at a ceremony at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C. The award recognizes his path-breaking scholarship regarding national security and for his teaching, including creating The Ohio State National Security Simulation.