When the small Ohio town of Hillsboro stalled its desegregation efforts and left its Black residents with a shoddy school building in 1954, photographers captured mothers and their children taking to the streets and marching over two years — fighting for integration.
An Ohio State study found many people began experiencing adverse effects to their mental health due to the pandemic — including adolescents.
The Wexner Center for the Arts will showcase the female fight for freedom across generations through a film event held during Women’s History Month.
Since 1987, March has been nationally recognized as Women’s History Month. Here are some of the events around campus celebrating women’s history the rest of this month. A full list of events can be found on Ohio State’s Multicultural Center website.
The Department of Dance will host a webinar series this week to celebrate the release of a book from Layla Zami of the Pratt Institute, which analyzes the role dance plays in memorializing identity and trauma throughout history.
I am a historian who studies the future. You read that right. Over the summer after I graduated high school and before I started college, …
Treat your eyes this holiday season with Keny Galleries’ latest exhibition. The German Village gallery opened “Holiday Treats” Monday and will r…
The Lantern Sports podcast welcomed Ohio State football historian Jack Park to discuss his top five greatest single-game performances in Buckeye h…
From the Columbus city skyline to the clear night sky over a farm in Powell, Ohio, Black history exists everywhere. Lucy Depp Park, a historic a…
When Ohio State closed its campuses and transitioned all classes online amid COVID-19, the lives of students, staff and faculty were uprooted. Now,…