Black Voices at Ohio State
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After spending the last 14 years in Los Angeles, Columbus native Ange-Marie Hancock was excited to come home. Yet, when she returned, she found one of the casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic was the permanent closure of her favorite local restaurant, Max and Erma's.
With the weekend coming to an end, Sundays can be a drag in more ways than one. “Don’t Tell Gretta” is Ohio’s only piano-cabaret drag show and f…
Through a research alliance with Ford, Ohio State’s Automated Driving Lab is working to protect pedestrians with a pocket-sized solution: a safety …
Students seeking to learn more about ways to give back can attend Ohio State’s Philanthropy Week.
The expectations for the “SOS” tour were high, and SZA may have exceeded them. SZA’s long-awaited sophomore studio album “SOS” was released Dece…
If early 2000s emo music was a staple of many students’ teenage years, there’s a place they can go to in Columbus to rage their hearts out. Sad …
Ohio State’s Department of African American and African Studies received an almost $2 million boost to continue its 50-year history of education and community engagement focused on the Black experience in Columbus.
Inspired by humanity’s relationship with nature and the contrast between beauty and destruction, artist Carmen Ostermann presents her first solo sh…
A new interactive space at Nationwide Arena will allow fans to play video games and compete in hockey simulator challenges during Columbus Blue Jac…