The Student League of Independent Ceramists (SLIC) is throwing clay to make some dough for their club. Their annual pottery sale runs through Tuesday this week, but the club has long been at work. “We meet every week and it’s meant to support the graduate ...

Comprised of the performances “Methods & Procedures of Womanhood: An Evening of Poetry & Storytelling” and “The Detox Game,” “Double Bill” will be performed on Nov. 9 and Nov. 10 in the New Works Lab in the Drake Performance and Event Center. The double feature ...

The Dim Bulb is a weekly satire column contributed by members of the Sundial. After the 57th pumpkin spice latte was made in a row, the espresso machine at the McPherson Starbucks burst into flames, forcing the building to be evacuated. The notable exception was the ...

New York City is a cultural mixing pot, especially for artist Zhang Hongtu, whom moved to the city from Beijing in 1982. Hongtu visited Ohio State’s campus at the Wexner Center for the Arts on Thursday evening to mainly discuss his piece, “Bird’s Nest in ...

The first time Roddy Bogawa met Storm Thorgerson, he was sent off to drive around London along with Thorgerson’s assistant, collecting all the cabbage they could find. Thorgerson later handed out a head of cabbage to every audience member attending a lecture he was giving, ...

“Spectre” is the 24th movie in the James Bond franchise and Daniel Craig’s fourth appearance as the famed assassin. But practice doesn’t seem to make perfect as “Spectre” seemed to simply fall short. “Spectre” is directed by Sam Mendes and stars Craig, Léa Seydoux, Christoph ...

Ohio State’s Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum offers visitors an artistic and humorous glimpse into 19th-century U.S. politics and communication during the turn of the century world war. The museum, located in Sullivant Hall, will be showcase the exhibits “What Fools These Mortals Be! ...

It seems that even centuries back society has always had to deal with environmental issues, as evidenced by the upcoming play, “An Enemy of the People.” “An Enemy of the People” opens Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The play will held in the Thurber Theatre, located ...

The School of Music will feature a major performance in Weigel Hall Thursday evening as the Jazz Combo program puts on its premiere collage concert. For the first time on campus, multiple jazz combos will come together and perform their favorite styles, playing interpretations of ...

Music has often been thought of as a medium that often helps people discover their true identity. Jazz violinist and OSU alumnus Christian Howes has created an album, “American Spirit,” to help people “find their true voice” of what it means to be an American. ...