Jan 23 Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill to charge public for release of police video footage January 23, 2025
Jan 23 $3.6 million grant awarded to Ohio State professor for research on impact of microaggressions on bisexual and pansexual adolescents January 23, 2025
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Ohio State football players participate in Christian baptism ceremony outside of Curl Market, over 800 gather to observe
Judit Puskas received 2024 Distinguished University Professor Award at Thursday university Board of Trustees meeting
OSUPD Chief Kimberly Spears-McNatt to retire, Monica Moll named interim chief and associate VP of public safety
Protests, DEI and more take center stage at President Ted Carter Jr.’s pre-Convocation press conference Monday
One dead after five-hour standoff with police in the University District Sunday morning, police records show
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