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There’s no place like home for the holidays, but Columbus might be a close second. See what the city has to offer this week — from light shows to t…
There’s no place like home for the holidays, but Columbus might be a close second. See what the city has to offer this week — from light shows to t…
After denying the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium accreditation in early October, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums upheld its decision despite an appeal by the zoo. The zoo will remain open and the accreditation denial will have no impact on guest experiences, according to the zoo’s website.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is putting on its annual Wildlights event from Friday through Jan. 2, 2022. Opening at 5 p.m. every night, Wildlights will feature roughly 3 million lights throughout the zoo.
Gus “Squashcarver” Smithhisler, a 1994 Ohio State alumnus, has been carving pumpkins professionally for more than 19 years.
From Thompson Library to the Columbus Zoo, Buckeye Donuts to Out-R-Inn, Chris Olave to Barstool OSU and everything in between, here's what Buckeyes had to say about their favorite people and places on and around campus.
Whether guests prefer spooky thrills and chills or family-friendly fun without the fright, there’s Halloween entertainment waiting at the Columbus Zoo.
By visiting adorable new animals at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, guests have a window into the zoo’s broader conservation efforts around the world.
“Jungle” Jack Hanna of the Columbus Zoo was diagnosed with dementia and possibly Alzheimer’s disease and will be stepping away from the public, according to a letter from the Hanna family Wednesday.
Land and sea animals are not the only creatures that can be found at the Columbus Zoo on a Saturday afternoon. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium was voted best place to spend a Saturday this year by Lantern readers.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s first baby koala in 15 years will leave the pouch in the coming weeks, and come into the world at a time when its s…