Daylight saving time is ending and with it bad sleeping habits

With daylight saving time ending Nov. 6 in Ohio, students might find themselves struggling to adjust to the time change. When daylight saving ti…

Heart attack victim leads Ohio State researchers to potential new treatment for high cholesterol

Marcus Wright was 27 years old, the healthiest he had ever been while training for a marathon, when he had a heart attack. 

As the weather is cooling down, your skincare routine shouldn’t: The importance of skin care year-round

A photo of a 92-year-old woman’s neck gained over 240 thousand likes and almost 13 thousand retweets on Twitter in early September — stressing the …

Ohio State researchers involved in landmark coma study, look into its prevalence

For the first time, researchers are investigating  how often people suffer from comas in the U.S. and Europe by surveying individuals online.  O…

COVID-19 bivalent boosters now available for Buckeyes on and off-campus

Ohio State is now offering the Pfizer bivalent COVID-19 booster vaccine through Student Health Services, the university announced in an universitywide email Sept. 18.

New, larger facility to replace Dodd Rehabilitation Hospital will provide more jobs and treatment

The Wexner Medical Center of Ohio State is partnering with Kindred Rehabilitation Services to build a new facility to replace Dodd Rehabilitation Hospital.

Board of Trustees approves new free speech and textbook policies

Ohio State instituted a free speech policy and auto-adoption textbook policy during the Board of Trustees meeting Thursday.

Ohio State to keep summer COVID-19 protocols in place for fall semester

There will be no changes from the university’s summer COVID-19 guidelines for the fall semester as of now, university spokesperson Chris Booker said in an email.

Professor who used antisemitic slur found not in violation of university policy, faces suspension and training requirements

An investigation into Ohio State assistant professor Jackie Buell’s use of an antisemitic slur in class found she did not violate the university’s non-discrimination and harassment policy, instead classifying her behavior as “inappropriate.” 

Students react to the removal of mask mandate

Ohio State lifted its mask mandate March 11, and students share mixed feelings about the change.