Smart paint and smarter pedestrians: The Ohio State School for the Blind is implementing a paint invention that allows the visually impaired to cross streets more safely. “Smart paint” is being applied to the edges of crosswalks and is made with elements that cause “smart ...

Jake and Zach discuss the 2018 SPJ Washington DC trip and the networking opportunities it gave them as well as lessons they learned from experienced Ohio State alums.

Listen to Lantern Lites for a rundown of the Lantern’s top stories. Today’s episode made by Keaton Maisano.

For a dish as seemingly simple as macaroni and cheese, there are definitely ones superior to others. As a mac and cheese enthusiast, I decided to test five different restaurants around the campus area to determine which one has the best pasta and cheese combo: ...

Listen to Lantern Lites for a rundown of the Lantern’s top stories. Today’s episode made by Tatyana Woodall and Jack Long.

Listen to Lantern Lites for a rundown of the Lantern’s top stories. Today’s episode made by Keaton Maisano and Braden Moles.

In this episode of The Third Chair, elections, registering, and voting stickers. Jack talks to election law professors from Moritz and gets asked if he’s registered to vote.

Listen to Lantern Lites for a rundown of the Lantern’s top stories. Today’s episode made by Keaton Maisano.

Listen to Lantern Lites for a rundown of the Lantern’s top stories. Today’s episode made by Tatyana Woodall and Jack Long

Everdeen Mason, an audience editor at The Washington Post, sits down with Jake to discuss her road from the Lantern to the Post, the importance of analytics to writing for your audience and the way journalism helps her in her role as an audience editor.