Rock ‘n’ roll is not dead at Ohio State

With constant new music in genres such as rap and pop, the question emerges: Is rock ‘n’ roll dead?

‘Quiet Settling’ depicts homes encased in volcanic ash, aims to redefine landscape painting

Columbus-based artist Christopher Burk aims to push the boundaries of landscape painting in his new exhibition, “Quiet Settling.”

Local candy shop owners prepare for slow, festive season

Halloween is right around the corner, which means costumes, crafts and most importantly, candy are in high demand.

A voter’s guide to the November ballot

With a few weeks until the Nov. 2 election and early voting underway across Ohio, everything from a congressional seat to city attorney and funds for cleaner energy are on the ballot, as well as a few changes to where some students can vote.

Pumpkins Aglow, Harvest Blooms bring festive fall fun to the Franklin Park Conservatory

The outdoor gardens and courtyards of the Franklin Park Conservatory have undergone an autumnal transformation.

Students relieve stress in nearby fitness studios

When Becca Kemper found herself feeling routinely overwhelmed by her studies, job, personal life and other responsibilities, she decided to search for a positive way to relieve stress.

Album review: Don Toliver solidifies his sound on ‘Life of a DON’

Rap artist Don Toliver released his highly anticipated sophomore studio album, “Life of a DON” Friday.

Ohio House majority leader admits bill to allow Strauss victims to sue Ohio State never intended to pass

A bill to waive the statute of limitations for lawsuits filed by victims of former Ohio State physician Richard Strauss was never intended to pass, the Ohio House majority leader admitted in an email to a victim.

Senate candidate Tim Ryan makes campaign stop at Ohio State

Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan (D-OH-13) visited Ohio State’s John Glenn College of Public Affairs Thursday night to promote his U.S. Senate campaign in conjunction with Ohio State’s College Democrats.

Ohio State activists express support for increased alternative safety measures, not police presence

Ohio State activists who previously called for the university to cut ties with the Columbus Division of Police said they are unhappy with the university’s decision to increase police presence in response to safety concerns in the off-campus area.