Dr. Stephanie Moulton provides novel evidence that stabilizing housing during an unemployment shock leads to better employment outcomes over the long term. Explore her collaborative article in the Journal of Housing Economics: bit.ly/3WptrPe

What are the best students looking for in an internship? Learn the tips of internship design from our career department: bit.ly/4jok7ox The #1 step to creating the best experience and finding the best interns is by following Glenn College Career Services on LinkedIn to

"Cities by their nature need growth to thrive," said Judith Zimomra, senior lecturer at the Glenn College. "You really are experiencing what I would say would be the perfect storm." Read more about the contested expansion of Findlay, OH here: bit.ly/4gbBuWT

Professor Jim Landers and doctoral program graduate Ivy Liu examine the impact of reductions in Indiana's corporate income tax rate beginning in July 2012. Examine whether state corporate tax rate reductions grow manufacturing employment: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/08…

New research by Stephanie Pierce, Julia K. Brown, Stephanie Moulton & CSD's Yung Chun finds that offering temporary mortgage-payment relief to #UnemploymentInsurance claimants improves long-term #LaborOutcomes. More in J. Housing Economics: doi.org/10.1016/j.jhe.… #Unemployment

LeBron James joined Glenn College students in class to talk about the importance of community advocacy. Read about the conversation: news.osu.edu/lebron-james-s…

Our Washington office is celebrating it's 25th anniversary this year. Amidst federal complexities, we're proud to welcome students to the nation's capital and excited to nurture their passion and prepare them for fulfilling careers in public service. Read about the last 25 years

Dean Trevor Brown addresses the college's growing presence in Washington, D.C., and the challenges facing government professionals today in our new edition of Public Address Magazine: bit.ly/4i9AJP1

Buckeyes in the Beltway: Glenn College Alumni in D.C. are making impact through a variety of public service career paths. Learn how our Washington Programs helped prepare them and how their work in the federal sector advances the public good: bit.ly/3G2fqS8

Big news from the John Glenn College of Public Affairs! We’re proud to be ranked #16 in the nation in the 2025 U.S. News & World Report graduate school rankings—marking 11 consecutive years in the top 10% of public affairs programs nationwide. At the Glenn College, we’re

The OSU Battelle Center is conducting research to engage policymakers and education leaders in new ways to grow Ohio’s technological workforce. Together with Microsoft’s Innovation + Society team, the place-based analysis will review the state’s technological talent pipeline. Read

Faculty Emeritus Charles Wise offers insight into clashes between the executive and judicial branches of government: glenn.osu.edu/news/session-c…

Congratulations to Professor Bruce Weinberg on being named a 2024 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science—one of the highest honors a U.S. scholar can receive. Read more about this honor: bit.ly/42rNrnM

Founding director Charles Wise joined Amy Juravich to discuss the current administration's relationships with the courts.

Congratulations Glenn grads!

What happens when we shape some of the world's most complex issues through the lens of culture and creativity? Glenn College arts policy graduate Susannah Montgomery is building awareness and enthusiasm among stakeholders with a combination of technology and art. "Data creates

Congratulations to Kevin Reardon, Ohio State Fire Marshal, on receiving the Outstanding Public Service Award at this year’s Glenn College Pre-Commencement Recognition Ceremony! This award honors exceptional commitment to serving the public—and Kevin’s leadership and dedication

Caroline Wagner comments on the ‘pivot penalty’ in Nature: scientists get cited less after switching fields, analysis finds nature.com/articles/d4158…

In the public sector, goal setting is about more than metrics — it’s about impact. Whether you're stepping into public service or advancing in your career, goal-setting is key to staying focused and motivated. Check out this article by Patrick Donadio, “Eight Ways to Make

The John Glenn College of Public Affairs is leading national efforts to improve police supervision. Through the CAPS initiative, researchers led by Dr. Robin Engel are equipping first-line supervisors with evidence-based tools and training to enhance law enforcement