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Ohio State fifth-year guard Micah Parrish (8) dribbles the ball down the court during the game against Illinois Sunday. The Buckeyes fell to the Fighting Illini 87-79. Credit: Ohio State Athletics

Men’s Basketball: Ohio State falters late, falls to No. 18 Illinois 87-79

Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly speaks to the media during Media Day at the Sheraton Grand Los Angeles Monday before the Rose Bowl Game Wednesday. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor

Football: Offensive coordinator Chip Kelly reportedly leaving Buckeyes for NFL

Junior opposite hitter Shane Wetzel leaps in the air to spike the volleyball during the No. 13 Ohio State Buckeyes four set loss to the No. 3 UCLA Bruins Saturday at the Covelli Center. Credit: Faith Schneider | Lantern Reporter

Men’s Volleyball: No. 13 Buckeyes fall to No. 3 UCLA in four sets to finish the Big Ten challenge

Graduate wrestler Carson Kharchla walks off the mat during the No. 4 Buckeyes 25-14 win over No. 18 Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. on Feb. 1. Credit: Ohio State Athletics

Wrestling: No. 4 Ohio State dominates No. 19 Michigan 25-14 in rivalry win

Ohio State offensive line coach Justin Frye talks to the media in the players' lounge at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center May 6, 2022. Credit: Casey Smith | Lantern File Photo

Football: Offensive line coach Justin Frye reportedly leaving Buckeyes for NFL job

Ohio State freshman forward James Hong (19) celebrates his goal to make it 1-1 in the second period against Michigan State Friday at the Schottenstein Center. The No. 11 Buckeyes fell to the No. 2 Spartans 4-1, splitting the series. Credit: Liam Ahern | Lantern Photographer

Men’s Ice Hockey No. 11 Ohio State splits series, falls to No. 2 Michigan State 4-1

Ohio State sophomore forward Thomas Weis (10) celebrates after scoring a goal against Michigan State Thursday, sealing the win as the No. 11 Buckeyes upset the No. 2 Spartans 4-2. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor

Men’s Ice Hockey: No. 11 Ohio State beats No. 2 Michigan State 4-2 in first game of series

Ohio State freshman guard John Mobley Jr. (0) dribbles the ball down the court during the game against Penn State. Mobley scored 19 points to help the Buckeyes defeat the Nittany Lions 83-64. Credit: Ohio State Athletics

Ohio State wins big in Happy Valley, defeats Penn State 83-64

The University Senate recently voted against approving the Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society, but the center will still move forward as legally required. The center will be hosted in the John Glenn College of Public Affairs as a separate, independent entity. Credit: Garret Travers | Senior Lantern Reporter

University Senate votes against Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society: What does this decision really mean?

Despite recent major wins, the Ohio State Department of Athletics has recorded net losses, a recent report to the National Collegiate Athletic Association shows. Credit: Carly Damon | Asst. Photo Editor

Ohio State Athletics claims $37.7 million deficit in Monday NCAA report

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