These groups included the OSU Naval ROTC alumni, the Columbus Chapter of the Navy League, the Marine Corps League and the American Legion among others. Numerous Midshipmen received scholarships for ...

Ohio State is proud to boast over 400 participants in its Tri-service Air Force, Army, and Naval ROTC program. These members, though, are not just learning to serve our country: they are also ...

Friday marked a beautiful night in Upper Arlington to celebrate service members and their families with Folds of Honor Friday ...

Personal: Son of Jeremy and Lisa Hughes, who both graduated from OSU … Has a sister, Bella-Kate, as well as brother, Cael, who is also on the Cowboy wrestling team … Member of the Oklahoma Army ...

He graduated from The Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics. He joined ROTC and was a 2nd Lieutenant at graduation. From the beginning Paul showed a strong ...

Every week, higher ed beat writer will go one-on-one with a faculty member on the University of Illinois campus. Up today: , a 17-year military veteran, professor and head of the Department of ...

Early Friday morning, the students of Sorgho Elementary were dressed in Wildcat blue, which matched the uniforms of the Navy Blue Angels members who came to visit the school. The appearance was just ...

Meeting Woody Hayes during a half-day of work at the grocery store his father owned, Randy Gradishar, who steps into this ...

While at The Ohio State University, Gradishar joined ROTC expecting to be drafted and follow in the footsteps of his father and uncles who were WWII veterans. Although his number was not called ...

Survivors include a sister: Bettie Cooper and husband George of Marlow; a brother, John Robert Wilde of Fort Worth, Texas; numerous nephews and nieces; two sisters-in-law, Helen Wilde of Alvarado, ...

Our ROTC program is much smaller compared to our peers, such as Ohio State, Purdue and the University of Florida, where their ROTC departments receive triple the finances and support, even though ...