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The 1910 Arts and Crafts home at 2021 Indianola Ave., designed by architect David Riebel, as seen from the Indianola bridge. The house is now owned by Kay Bea Jones. Credit: Emma Bush | Lantern Reporter

Tales from years past: University District’s historic homes share hidden meanings

Each day, hundreds of students walk past homes — aging and time-honored — with rich histories they might not be aware of. Once primarily residen…

Luxury apartment developments like Luxe Belle, shown here, provide high-end living spaces for students near campus. Credit: Kaitlan Harlan | Lantern Reporter

To pay or not to pay: Examining the luxury housing takeover in the University District

As housing developers flock to the University District, a surge of luxury apartments might reshape how students navigate off-campus living. Luxu…

An example of a galaxy observed across the electromagnetic spectrum through three different telescopes to achieve a detailed view of a galaxy. Credit: Courtesy of Adam Leroy

Ohio State astronomy professor Adam Leroy awarded national Henry Draper Medal

Ohio State astronomy professor Adam Leroy is the 2025 recipient of the Henry Draper Medal. The Henry Draper Medal, established in 1886, is awar…

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?

Students and staff in Ohio State’s University Senate voted against the introduction of the Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society …

Approximately 60 students and community members protest Israeli Defense Force soldiers at off-campus Schottenstein Chabad House Monday night

Approximately 60 Ohio State students and community members gathered outside the Schottenstein Chabad House — located at 1996 Iuka Ave. — to protest…

$3.6 million grant awarded to Ohio State professor for research on impact of microaggressions on bisexual and pansexual adolescents

A lack of specialized research on bisexual and pansexual individuals might be responsible for health disparities among patients of that group. Now,…

Running on empty: Food insecurity at Ohio State and beyond

The automatic doors squeak open, and the fluorescent lights are an immediate contrast to the outdoor atmosphere. It takes a minute to adjust. Strai…

Attorneys behind Lawrence Tower lawsuit share insights on litigation

From a mushroom peeking out of the wall to a lawsuit with over 30 plaintiffs, the controversy surrounding Lawrence Tower’s mold issue continues to …

The future site of Columbus' first mass timber high-rise at the corner of North High Street and West Ninth Avenue, where the iconic Bier Stube bar currently stands. Credit: Jolie Austin | Lantern Reporter

New, wooden high-rise to replace Bier Stube on High Street

Bier Stube, a longtime campus bar that closed in September 2024, will soon give way to Columbus’ first mass-timber high-rise building. Harbor …

Shannon Gillespie, PhD, RN, FAAN (middle) and Ana Wong, RN (right) consult with a clinical trial participant. Gillespie and her team at The Ohio State University College of Nursing developed a blood test to accurately predict preterm birth through immune monitoring. Credit: Courtesy of MediaSource

Ohio State researchers develop blood test to predict preterm births

Ohio State researchers have developed a blood test that can predict the risk of spontaneous preterm birth with unprecedented accuracy. Nurse sci…

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