Student organizations look to increase voter turnout and access amid COVID-19
A normal election year would be marked by students and other volunteers spread across campus with clipboards and enthusiastic attitudes ready to re…
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What’s Up 9/23-9/28
Whether you are looking to rock out, appreciate some art or pig out at a festival, The Lantern has you covered. Here you will find a heavily researched…
‘The Masks We Wear’ exhibition is open among sea of mask-wearers
Forget the N95 respirators or the dainty, blue surgical coverings; a local art gallery’s latest exhibition is more interested in the metaphorical m…
Clintonville restaurant Crest Gastropub introduces charitable outdoor movie series
Dinner and a show with a side of a community cause is coming to a restaurant near you this fall. The Crest Gastropub, a farm-to-table restauran…
Movie Review: ‘The Devil All the Time’ is a dark tale set deep in the Buckeye state
Fresh off the heels of international Spider-Man stardom, Tom Holland and a troop of blockbuster regulars bring us a grim new thriller set a little …
Ohio State gains approval for on-campus natural gas plant
The Ohio Power Siting Board approved the construction, operation and maintenance of a natural-gas power plant on West Campus Thursday. The $278-…
Wexner Center for the Arts offers ‘Free Space’ for artists in response to COVID-19, election, protests
In a time when day-to-day lives aren’t as “free” as they used to be, an exhibition at the Wexner Center for the Arts is creating “Free Space” in re…
Student Wellness Center changes structure but keeps same goal
In the midst of a pandemic when health is on the forefront of everyone’s mind, Ohio State’s Student Wellness Center is still providing care for its…
What’s Up: 9/16 – 9/22
Whether you are looking to rock out, appreciate some art or pig out at a festival, The Lantern has you covered. Here you will find a heavily researched…
COVID in the workplace: Working at home office desks and on duty
As Ohio State students prepare to attend career fairs virtually, the semesterly question of “Where will I have to move for work?” has shifted to “W…