This episode of Scarlet Scoop shares how former OSU Football coach Earle Bruce will have a special participation during the Homecoming game on Saturday against Rutgers, how a national fraternity on-campus is working to combat issues of mental health on college campuses and more!

On-campus, there were four accounts of sexual imposition, one incident of rape and one incident of gross sexual battery reported to University Police. Off-campus, there was another rape reported, as well as an additional incident of gross sexual battery reported to the Columbus Division of ...

Military deployment has always affected service members’ families, and deployment in the age of the War on Terror has proved no different, especially for children. Ohio Military Kids is an organization that works with children whose parents have been deployed or are currently serving in ...

For many students, introducing oneself to a class can be a daunting experience. For students who stutter, like Alexandria Burke, a third-year in speech and hearing sciences, the fear goes far beyond typical public-speaking jitters. The fear isn’t just that she is nervous to talk, ...

Early Thursday on the Ohio State campus, OSU football associate head coach Greg Schiano struck a bicyclist with his vehicle. The Columbus Dispatch was the first to report the incident, and it was confirmed to The Lantern by an OSU spokesman. Chris Davey said in ...

For some Ohio State students and graduates, the changes happening on North High Street — such as the closing of Bernie’s Bagels and Deli, Chumley’s planned move to West Ninth Avenue, the impending closures of Too’s Under High and The O Patio and Pub — ...

“Have you been appreciated this week?” someone asked a room full of postdoctoral scholars eating vanilla ice cream topped with chocolate syrup and sprinkles. Ohio State postdoctoral scholars celebrated National Postdoc Appreciation Week with an ice cream social Wednesday afternoon in the Biomedical Research Tower. ...

Monica Moll, the current director of public safety and police chief at Bowling Green State University, will take over as director of public safety at Ohio State beginning Oct. 31. “I’m honored to have the opportunity to lead Ohio State’s well-respected Department of Public Safety,” ...

Orange barrels, sidewalk closures, vacant lots and enormous holes in the ground have been quite prevalent on Ohio State’s campus and surrounding neighborhood over the years. And they’re not going away anytime soon. Construction is underway on the the beginning of the 15th and High ...

Eleven years ago, Dionne Custer Edwards was inspired to reimagine arts education. With a number of public schools in Columbus facing budget cuts, it was expected that many districts would cut their arts programs in an effort to save money. At the same time, standardized ...