This week’s storm: What are the chances of a snow day?
With a winter storm approaching Columbus Wednesday night into Thursday, a snow day or two could be on the horizon.
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Ohayocon to bring Japanese culture, anime to Columbus
Calling all anime lovers: The upcoming Ohayocon event, an anime and culture convention, might just be heaven on Earth.
New Downtown Columbus Strategic Plan to shape the next decade
After implementing changes in the downtown area based on its 2010 strategic plan, the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation is gathering community feedback to carry out another decade’s worth of change.
‘To Begin, Again’: How past Ohio State students paved the way for contemporary art
In its newest exhibition, the Wexner Center for the Arts will reflect on art at Ohio State before the center was established.
BalletMet to present reimagined rendition of ‘Giselle’
“Giselle,” a popular French ballet reimagined by Edwaard Liang and presented by BalletMet, is returning to the Speaker Jo Ann Davidson Theatre at the Riffe Center Theatre Complex.
RallyCap Sports hosts activities for children with disabilities
Every Sunday, Nikki Huber and Alex Choi play sports with children with disabilities, building friendships along the way.
Electric violinist strikes a chord with fraternity, professors and fellow students
Hoff, who is also a member of Delta Sigma Phi, said despite his intensive studies as a pre-med student and obligations with his fraternity, he takes time to craft his music and make it a priority in his life.
‘Boundary Lines’ challenges domesticity amid pandemic, increased time spent at home
The Cultural Arts Center’s most recent exhibition, “Boundary Lines,” brings together the work of four artists, each aiming to challenge the confines of art and domesticity.
Columbus Police officers now required to testify against colleagues’ conduct during 2020 BLM protests
Columbus Division of Police officers who witnessed possible criminal conduct by fellow officers during protests in the summer of 2020 are now required to testify, an arbitrator has ruled, ending a months-long dispute between the police union and city that has stalled investigations into police use of force.
Shortage of antigen test kits alters university’s plan for return-to-campus Greek life student testing
Ohio State recently altered its COVID-19 testing procedures for students in Greek life due to high demand for antigen test kits.