Columbus looks into death of Ohio State grad who attended downtown protests
The city of Columbus is reviewing the death of an Ohio State graduate who died after being exposed to pepper spray while attending protests in down…
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Over 500 days in sanctuary: Edith Espinal’s story
Edith Espinal has the regular routine of a stay-at-home mother. She wakes in the early hours of the morning to see her teenage daughter off to s…
Recycling in an off-campus residence: how students can contribute
When the City of Columbus announced its recycling program under former Mayor Michael Coleman, it offered recycling bins to residents with 300- or 9…
School for the Blind guides visually impaired using “smart paint”
Smart paint and smarter pedestrians: The Ohio State School for the Blind is implementing a paint invention that allows the visually impaired to cross s…
Ohio State contributes to Columbus’ lead in emerging startup cities
Ohio State has helped the city of Columbus pull ahead of major cities like St. Louis, Atlanta, Denver, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Portland, Oregon, Phi…
Columbus local founds scooter based grassroots movement
As the Bird and Lime scooters face new regulations from the city of Columbus, a Columbus man is running a grassroots movement to help fight for doc…
Mayor Andrew Ginther announces emergency scooter regulations, university to follow
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced on Wednesday a set of proposed legislation and emergency regulations for electric scooters and dockless bik…
Regulations on scooters are decided in Columbus
Rental scooters, which have been a big hit among students this semester, will operate under a new set of rules. The city of Columbus moved forwa…
Paving a path for scooters on campus
Rental scooters have garnered national headlines as they sweep into communities across the country, receiving mixed reviews. Lime, a rental bike…
Political Pulse: Sports and politics collide in the #SaveTheCrew movement; Department of Justice sues the state of California
Political Pulse is a weekly column with the goal of giving objective, to-the-point information to readers on current political events. Sports an…