How Ohio State students and community members can maximize their health through adult dance classes
Students looking for a new way to boost their mental and physical health can turn to dance as one possible solution. According to Medlin…
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Ohio House nitrogen hypoxia bill may end unofficial execution moratorium
A new bill was introduced Jan. 30 in the Ohio House that may allow nitrogen hypoxia executions, a method that was used Jan. 25 in Alaba…
Un-Grounding the Groundhog
Buckeye Chuck was restless, but he had a job to do. It’s Groundhog Day 2022, and the sun has risen in Marion, Ohio, though the cloud-filled sk…
K(ate)’s Takes: Piazza Pelino
A taste of Italy in the Short North: Piazza Pelino brings fresh meaning to “housemade” K(ate)’s Takes is a food column that explores and rev…
What’s Up: How to overcome 5 common household headaches without breaking the bank
After a draining day of classes, there really is no place like home. That is unless your home is a rat-infested, leaking ice box with a…
Local vs. corporate: Lane Avenue sports bar owners discuss their place in game-day culture, even in the offseason
Even during Ohio State football's offseason, local gems face off against corporate giants. Lane Avenue is a hot spot for important game…
Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show discusses Grammy-nominated album ‘Jubilee’ and upcoming Columbus show
Two-time Grammy Award-winning group Old Crow Medicine Show will perform at KEMBA Live! Thursday. The seven-person string band’s August …
Department of Dance presents “Grieving Landscapes,” an interactive performance exploring themes of grief through dance
Audiences can explore the intersection of grief and marginalization through the Ohio State Department of Dance’s upcoming free interactive da…
Gateway Film Center spotlights vampires, sparks conversation around the creature’s cultural influence over time
In both folklore and pop culture, vampires share a crucial similarity: they're hard to kill. On Jan. 3, Gateway Film Center began screening a …
“Bathroom Bill” receives update but no vote in Higher Education Committee
A bill that would require students in K-12 and higher education to use facilities that align with their sex assigned at birth received updates, but no vote, at its fourth hearing in the Ohio House Higher Education Committee Jan. 10.