Sawmill Road Kroger.

My dorm and a few others seem to have lost or partially lost power. Any ideas about what’s going on??

My car got broken into today so if anyone is around campus along highhstreet between target and down towards patterson finds a black shoulder bag with tan interior let me know cus that’s mine it’s cheap and not worth anything but if it got dumped somewhere that’d be nice. I am missing a floral coach wallet and another black coach purse so also if you see around someone trying to sell that that’d be cool. It’s a stretch but just looking around.

Are there any asexual groups on campus? i'm looking to make some more friends that aren't as umm sexually oriented as the ones i currently have xD it'd be cool even if anyone knew of a discord group or something.

Hi,

I am an OSU alumnus. I must ask, is it common for people to lose their way in undergrad and maybe feel lost? I certainly did. I got my degree in International Relations and minor in Mandarin.
Post 2008 there was a big push in the rustbelt for engineers with all the outsourcing. I knew I wasn’t cut out for engineering and the Fisher School of Business is no joke. I originally pursued International Security and Intelligence in undergrad with plans for ROTC, intelligence analyst positions, FBI field officer, DEA agent, pre-law track (father is a lawyer and told me not to do it), embassy admin work. That didn’t work as I suffer from crippling anxiety and need fluoxetine just to function. I was 1.5 years into undergrad when I switched to International Relations so I could still graduate in 4 years. I spoke with my adviser and they said that would open me up to more private sector opportunities in HR, recruiting and marketing.

Hindsight is 20/20. My sister was a strategic comms major and at the time I just didn’t feel it. Wonder if I should return for a second degree in BA strategic communications if it only takes a year working full time. My current degree already checks the box so to speak but I just worry it’s less competitive in private sector than a comms degree?

Thoughts?

Please share. I did post earlier and had some helpful guidance from community. Posting again here for any additional opinions.

I have worked in financial services now for 9 years and have my Series 6.

Thank you,

Hello everyone! I'm Dr. Price, and this spring (2027) I'll be teaching a class on esports/e-gaming, with some video game history mixed in. You'll spend a lot of class time playing games from a variety of genres. Some of the titles we've covered in the past include:

• Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
• Rocket League
• Overwatch
• Valorant
• League of Legends

I'm currently debating adding Pokémon Champions to the list, and I'm always looking for suggestions for future semesters.

If that sounds like a good way to spend a Tuesday morning, look up KNSFHP 1186 - A Launch into Competitive E-Gaming when you register for spring semester classes.

Course details:

• No extra costs. The course provides all the consoles, controllers, PCs, games, and other gear. There is no textbook to buy either.
• Grading is based on quizzes over what we cover in class, a skill test for each title, plus participation and attendance.
• No final exam or final project.
• In-person only. We meet Tuesdays from 10:05 to 11:55 a.m. at the Ohio State Esports Arena in Lincoln Tower.

Want more gaming in your schedule? There are a ton of great gaming classes on campus; below are a few I recommend.

• ENGLISH 2463: Introduction to Video Games Analysis
• COMM 3513: Video Games and Society
• MUSIC 2254: Video Game Music

If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments, and I'd be happy to answer them.

Go Bucks!

Thoughts on the recent calc 2 midterms (midterm 1 & 2) this sem?

Hello! I am currently in this class and am struggling IMMENSELY. My advisor will not answer when I email about possible solutions and if there is help available.

Does any know how big the curve is? I heard two letter grades previously. If I do well on the fourth exam and final do you think I could pass? (Currently like a 49%…I know, bad). This class is extremely difficult for me, so does anyone have any tips? I would be EXTREMELY grateful to hear :)

Hi everyone! I’m looking to buy 2 tickets seated together for the OSU vs. Michigan game on November 28.
Open to different sections depending on the price.

If you’re selling, please DM me with the section, row, and asking price for both tickets.

Thanks! Go Bucks! 🏈

I realized that I know nothing about retirement 41k, stocks, saving properly, and investing. Is there a class that I can take that teaches these things and is super useful?

Anybody have experience with the paratransit service on campus? I'm a commuter with a WC parking pass. I also have an autoimmune disease that makes it hard to go a long time without restroom access. Between my 25 minute commute and sometimes waiting a long time for the bus/taking an extra 15-20 minutes to reach my location, it can take upwards of an hour sometimes from the time I leave my house until I have access to a restroom again.

I brought this up with SLDS in the hopes that they would convert my WC pass to one that is closer to central campus, but they first offered the paratransit service as an accommodation. If you've used this service, do you find that your scheduled rides arrive on time? How long does it typically take for you to reach your destination once you are picked up (are there lots of stops in between to pick up and drop off other riders)?

Looking for easy GPA boosters. TIA

Hey everyone, I posted BuckeyeRegi here a few months ago and just updated it with spring 2027 classes. Also added more professor names for sections that still show up as TBA.

It puts professor ratings, grade distributions, GE options, and a schedule builder in one place so you don’t have to keep jumping between tabs.

buckeyeregi.com

Still free, no account needed. If something looks wrong or there’s a feature you’d find useful, let me know. There are report/suggestion buttons on the site now too :)

It’s my third year as an ece major. I’m thinking about adding ece 3027, but I’m not sure about the workload. Anyone knows the difficulty of these ece class? (My gpa is not high so I try to avoid taking too much class)

hi!!

i am a california resident interested in applying to the MA HESA program for Fall 2027, any current or past students in this program? I’d love to connect about your experience :))

additionally, is anyone else applying to this program? :))

what the title says… i need an easy A

We are going to the OSU Oregon game and we are taking my son and nephew and they are 13 and this is their first game. I want to make this experience the best trip ever. Most of the add ons are for kids 12 and under, so they just missed the cut off. Whats the best way they can get some high fives? We are sitting in 9C so we dont think we will be able to make it down close to the field. We are driving in from Tennessee. These kids would never forgetting getting a high five from the GOAT! So anyone have any tips and tricks??

For the spring semester, are RAs chosen from the Alternate pool or the new applicants?

I am wanting to try any dining hall on campus and wanting to know the run down of what’s the best and how much it would be? I want to try any of the spots on campus today!

Thanks in advanced for any input 🙏

Has anyone taken either of the modes of the course? how were the exams, extra credit, workload? which instructor do u prefer?

Does OSU consider the ACT Science section? Does my son need to take that section if he’s planning to apply as a Finance major? Thanks!

I will be taking CHEM 1610 at the same time. Is this a manageable semester? If anyone has experience with the class I would love to hear your thoughts or any tips you might have.