A group of arts management students are trying to make fashion more sustainable with a clothing swap and fashion show this Thursday called The Changing Room Columbus. Thursday evening at Coffee Underground, a local nonprofit coffee shop, students from the Developing Arts Careers class will ...

Limited hours, traffic and lack of parking are deterrents for shoppers visiting galleries and local businesses in the Short North, a problem the Moonlight Market aims to eliminate. The monthly street festival began as a way to attract more traffic and retail shoppers downtown, Walker ...

A panel of students and faculty have been working since April 2016 to develop a plan to bring Ohio State’s food sourcing closer to home. Ohio State’s Food Sustainability Panel is now awaiting a response from university leadership on its final report on how to ...

Music Loves Ohio was born in 2009 when Matt Crumpton and his former roommate Tony Castricone wanted to volunteer and do something similar to VH1’s Save The Music program, which aims to support public school music programs by donating instruments and other relevant equipment. The ...

Columbus offers no shortage of local breweries. Right off the top of my head, I can think of at least six. But there aren’t many quite like Land-Grant Brewing, which was voted the best brewing company for Best of OSU. There are many qualities about ...

Throughout the month of March, a group of 12 undergraduate students in Ohio State’s Department of Dance will travel to local schools to perform several pieces for students in the community. With this group, the dancers hope to make an impact outside of the university. ...

In 2010, Ben Shinaberry, founder of The Dick and Jane Project, had a theory that kids are capable of writing good song lyrics. To test this idea, he created after-school programs and workshops with young students, which resulted in the conception of the Dick and ...

Following the success of last year’s Black Wall Street, an event that highlights local black businesses, the Ohio State chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is looking to make a bigger impact on Ohio State and Columbus. “We’ve invited a ...

It was a post on Instagram that put Perrie Wilkof in action. The image was from Cellar Door Provisions, a restaurant in Chicago that was offering free food for federal workers impacted by the government shutdown. The next morning, Wilkof went to her restaurant Dough ...

“Eccentric, cozy, laid back, with that little hint of aggression.” This is how Nick Magoteaux, event booker and sound engineer for The Shrunken Head, described the live music and open-mic venue. That is as close as one can get to defining the very core of ...