When Kennedy Kay tore her meniscus in the summer of 2022, just before her freshman year at Ohio State, she knew her college experience would be different. That realization was confirmed when the ...

Construction at Bricker Hall is wrapping up this semester, as the building transitions to house the Department of Economics. The building is expected to reopen during spring break, March 16-20, said ...

Downtown Columbus is now home to Viva, a new restaurant that combines authentic Mexican food with sports and fine dining. Located directly across from Nationwide Arena in the Arena District at 220 W.

Students with disabilities often find barriers in their daily lives, whether it is physically attending class or being able to submit assignments on time. This can partly be explained by a phenomenon ...

Art Possible Ohio, a Columbus-based arts organization, and the Wexner Center for the Arts will collaborate for the 12th-annual March ReelAbilities Film Festival Columbus program, featuring a screening ...

Columbus’s Center of Science and Industry, also known as COSI, was awarded USA Today’s 10 Best Award as the best science center in the nation. This is the sixth year the museum has received the award, ...

Four campaigns are running in this year’s Undergraduate Student Government presidential election, each outlining priorities focused on student advocacy, transparency and representation. The election ...

Joy Dunne did not expect to cry. When Megan Keller scored the golden goal that lifted Team USA over Canada and secured the Americans the Olympic gold in Milan, the Ohio State forward was overcome with ...

A temporary free housing facility for patients and families seeking treatment at the Wexner Medical Center, was unanimously approved to be demolished and replaced with a 23-story building. The ...

Ohio State’s season had reached a tipping point. Fresh off a 17-point blowout loss at Iowa and watching its NCAA Tournament hopes begin to fade, the Buckeyes entered Sunday in desperate need of a ...

Ohio State did not need its full lineup to dominate. Even while resting one of its top players and inserting three unranked singles competitors, No. 2 Ohio State women’s tennis overpowered Michigan ...