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College of Arts and Sciences announces 11 F-1 visa revocations at town hall meeting Wednesday, 5 students from ASC impacted

College of Arts and Sciences announces 11 F-1 visa revocations at town hall meeting Wednesday, 5 students from ASC impacted

Down to Earth: Time for Change and USG State of Sustainability Night discusses university environmental initiatives, Ohio SB 1 Monday

Down to Earth: Time for Change and USG State of Sustainability Night discusses university environmental initiatives, Ohio SB 1 Monday

Apr 8

Ohio State students scatter across the Oval April 8, 2024. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor

Ohio State reports at least 7 students had F-1 visas revoked via campus-wide email Tuesday

April 8, 2025

Apr 4

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5 international Ohio State students have F-1 visas revoked for reasons unknown to the university

April 4, 2025

Apr 4

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College of Medicine cancels annual Global Health Symposium, including planned keynote speech about health care in Gaza

April 4, 2025

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Ohio State responds to ICE concerns via Jan. 31 email sent to faculty and staff

Lt. Alan Horujko is now the deputy chief of police at OSUPD, replacing Dennis Jeffery, who was formerly promoted to chief of police. Credit: Courtesy of Dan Hedman

Lt. Alan Horujko named deputy chief of OSUPD, stepped into role Monday

Revitalizing the Oval: How Ohio State’s landscape architect is using flexible seating to transform the green space

Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel was appointed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine as the state's new lieutenant governor Monday. Credit: John Kuntz via TNS [Original caption: Youngstown State University Jim Tressel addresses the guests at the launching ceremony of Lordstown Motors Corp's fully electric Endurance pick up, June 25, 2020, at the plant.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine appoints former Buckeyes football coach Jim Tressel as new lieutenant governor

Ohio State will return to covering the cost of Adobe Creative Cloud licenses for students, faculty and staff starting Jan. 31. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor

Ohio State announces return of free Adobe Creative Cloud access for students, faculty and staff

Ohio State Dining Services has begun to roll out reusable cup sleeves on hot drinks served on campus as an optional alternative to paper sleeves in an effort to decrease waste this semester, said Abby Hertzfeld, senior director of Dining Services. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor

Sipping sustainably: Exploring Ohio State’s new attempt to reduce cup sleeve waste

The 1910 Arts and Crafts home at 2021 Indianola Ave., designed by architect David Riebel, as seen from the Indianola bridge. The house is now owned by Kay Bea Jones. Credit: Emma Bush | Lantern Reporter

Tales from years past: University District’s historic homes share hidden meanings

Luxury apartment developments like Luxe Belle, shown here, provide high-end living spaces for students near campus. Credit: Kaitlan Harlan | Lantern Reporter

To pay or not to pay: Examining the luxury housing takeover in the University District

Ashley Cronin's car was broken into in the early morning of Jan. 21 at her sorority house on E. 15th Ave. Two of her windows were smashed and shattered during the crime. Credit: Courtesy of Ashley Cronin

Students struggle with off-campus car break-ins; public safety officials discuss prevention tools

The road to becoming an Ohio State resident advisor

Got snow? What to know about who’s responsible for winter maintenance of your off-campus home

Senate Bill 1 — or the "Enact Advance Ohio Higher Education Act" — had its first hearing in the Ohio Senate Higher Education Committee Jan. 29. Credit: Andrew J. Tobias via TNS [Ohio flags fly at the Statehouse in Columbus. Not every citizen constitutional amendment in Ohio turns out as planned. The 1992 term-limits amendment is a good example, writes Bob Paulson in his column today. Credit: Andrew J. Tobias via TNS]

Ohio GOP bill to cancel DEI programs and ban university faculty strikes, first Ohio Senate Committee hearing held Jan. 29

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