An Ohio State assistant professor is under investigation by the university after her use of an antisemitic slur in class prompted social media outrage by the Jewish community.
Columbus residents may be familiar with sister bars Threes Above High and Fours On High after mourning the loss of Too’s Spirits Under High; now, bar-goers can look forward to the opening of Fives Up High.
Peppered between patient testimonials and newborn Buckeyes, the Wexner Medical Center’s Instagram has incorporated a new way of combating COVID-19 misinformation: memes.
The Brass Hand in Clintonville, Ohio, is a lifestyle boutique that features a range of Southwestern-inspired products, from plants and vintage home decor to products made by local vendors.
Freshmen, transfer students and those who are inexperienced with life on campus due to COVID-19 all have one thing in common:, and that’s trying to figure out the culture at Ohio State.
From creating trend-worthy memes to commenting on Urban Meyer’s 0-4 NFL debut, Barstool Sports is a social media phenomenon.
Brutus Buckeye, dandelions and candy hearts all have one thing in common: They can be spotted in community-designed murals across campus.
Lucky’s Stout House, a South Campus staple for over a decade, will serve its final drinks July 17.
Backburner Sketch Comedy group hopes its upcoming show “Vagina Dialogues” will be the funniest sex education class ever held.
In an era of disinformation and selfie-saturated platforms that also provide news, students are using artwork to encourage conscious consumption of online media.