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Author: Tristen Gulasa

River Owens, an Ohio State student and the bassist of emo band Starling, strums the bass and belts into the mic at Marlboro Manor on Oct. 7, 2023. Credit: Courtesy of Courtney Barger

Columbus-based band Starling talks about upcoming show, recording songs and embracing the emo genre

Walter Maguire on the bass at Marlboro Manor on Sept. 24, 2023. Credit: Josh Brown

Columbus-based band Kill Gosling discusses retiring old songs and new releases

Guitarist Mark Wilson shredding the guitar at Marlboro Manor on Jan. 12. Credit: Courtney Roger

Local band Dance Like the Dead discusses new demos and future performance plans

Chase Keller, creator of the zine "Knuckle Dragger 614," shows off a new shirt design created by Jack Beighley at Dirty Dungarees on Jan. 14, 2024. Credit: Tristen Gulasa | Lantern Reporter

‘Knuckle Dragger 614’ zine gives Columbus’ punk community a new kind of voice

Co-founders and couple Reese Steiner (left) and Lauren Branch (right) behind the Little Gay Bookstore booth at the North Market in Bridge Park's annual Holiday Market, located in Dublin, Ohio, on Dec. 16. Credit: Abby Gongwer

Little Gay Bookstore continues to make strides as new business, works toward Columbus storefront

Stop at the exclamation point: how students navigate and struggle with dietary restrictions on campus

Dining halls switch to reusable to-go boxes

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