Local author Teresa Summer’s latest novel, “Dignity,” follows an ALS patient’s final months as she ultimately decides to end her life through physician-assisted suicide. An Ohio native, Summers chose to set her novel, “Dignity,” in Columbus, specifically around Ohio State’s campus, while also referencing the ...

A new festival will take over Ohio State’s campus and Clintonville this weekend to showcase the arts, film, literary and musical talent hailing from the Midwest. The Flyover Fest was inspired by other multi-genre arts festivals visited by Brett Gregory, editorial and marketing assistant for ...

Poetry isn’t only found in old books, it’s also broadcasted on the radio. A course offered by the Ohio State Department of English looks at alternative rock lyrics as poetry. Alternative Rock Lyrics as Poems will be offered in Spring 2017 as an upper-division level ...

Although she might have stumbled upon fame rather than pursued it, YouTube personality Hannah Hart has used her platform to share her life story. Hart will be doing a book signing at the Ohio State Barnes & Noble store on Friday for her memoir “Buffering: ...

Honored by a plaque and tree in the Buckeye Grove, Bill Willis is remembered as Ohio State’s first black All-American in football. The Columbus native played for the Cleveland Browns for his entire professional career, and was a trailblazer during the NFL’s period of segregation. ...

Shawn Schwaner, an Ohio State alumnus, is returning to Columbus to speak about his recently self-published memoir. “Dear Mama: Lessons on Race, Grace, and the Wisdom to Overcome,” reflects on the trials of Schwaner’s childhood, and on the woman who helped shape him into the ...

Lina Ferreira Cabeza-Vanegas has gone from Columbia to Columbus, and on Friday, she will head to New York City to receive a writer’s award. Ferreira C.-V., an assistant professor in the creative writing master’s program at Ohio State, was chosen to receive the 2016 Rona ...

Co-anchor of the “Today” show, award-winning author and journalist Hoda Kotb’s newest book strives to inspire and prepare students for making the life-changing choices they confront in college. “Where We Belong: Journeys That Show Us the Way” is a collection of stories that tell of ...

Many college students are familiar with the anxiety that comes with the constant questioning over career choices, majors and what the future will look like. 2012 Ohio State graduate in communication, Alex Warren is familiar with this feeling and draws from his own experiences in ...

In middle school, Kate Isaacs, a fifth-year in English, and her friends would pass around notebooks. They would draw themselves facing various adventures and challenges — one being a villainous pop tart. The unpleasant pastry now has its own comic titled, “Melancholy Evil Poptart,” on ...