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  • Lucas Tai named Ohio State’s first Schwarzman Scholar

    Lucas Tai (BSBA ’23) was among 150 individuals out of nearly 5,000 applicants to be named to the 2025-2026 class of Schwarzman Scholars. The program is recognized as one of the world’s most prestigious graduate fellowships, akin to the Rhodes Scholarship. Schwarzman Scholars earn a one-year, fully funded master’s degree in global affairs at Schwarzman College at Tsinghua University in Beijing...
    Lucas Tai White House visit
  • Fellowship engagement increases with help of campus-wide partnerships

    During Autumn 2024 nearly 500 students engaged with the Undergraduate Fellowship Office (UFO) across more than 30 events. Whether attending an information session, participating in a writing or interview workshop, or catching one of UFO’s invited presentations around campus, UFO staff has enjoyed meeting and working with students at all levels of their undergraduate education experience. To...
    Ohio State Undergraduate Fellowship Office Autumn 2024
  • UFO celebrates fall fellowship applicants with “I Hit Submit” event

    On Tuesday, October 8, 2024, Kuhn Honors and Scholars House was all abuzz with excitement as current undergraduate students and recent alumni celebrated the completion of their fellowship applications with fall deadlines! This group of ambitious students had been diligently working on applications to programs like the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, Rhodes Scholarship, Schwarzman Scholars, and...
    I hit submit fall 2024 group together in front of red ohio state backdrop
  • Ohio State alumna awarded Princeton in Asia Fellowship

    Washington Cole, who graduated from Ohio State University spring 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and minor in French, has received a Princeton in Asia Fellowship. For the next year, she will teach at Singapore’s Ngee Ann Polytechnic as a Sustainability Teaching Fellow within the college’s Business and Accountancy department. During her time at Ohio State, Washington...
    Washington Cole
  • Udall Scholar’s four-year discovery of Ohio State—and herself

    If you had asked 17-year-old Regina Loayza where she envisioned herself in four years, her answer would have been instantaneous: anywhere but The Ohio State University. Yet when the COVID-19 pandemic hit during the Columbus native's senior year of high school, Loayza landed at Ohio State. Now on the brink of graduation, the fourth-year Latine Student Success Scholar believes that twist of fate was...
    Regina Loayza, dressed in a cap and gown, touches hands with fellow graduates and friends.

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