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

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

WAVE E-Board selling donuts to raise funds. Credit: Courtesy of Mia Eleid

New Women and Allies for Vital Equity campus chapter hopes to close gap in women’s health

A visualization of the building at the corner of Lane and High. Credit: Courtesy of Erin Prosser

Landmark Properties proposes 16-story high-rise on corner of High Street and Lane Avenue, following City of Columbus zoning updates

A home away from home: The impact of losing Ohio State’s Latine Student Success Center

Conservative activist and former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines discusses transgender women in sports during Turning Point USA event Tuesday

Protesters gather in the South Oval Tuesday for a dance protest and outfit competition while anti-trans activist Riley Gaines speaks at the Ohio Union. Credit: Kaitlan Harlan | Lantern Reporter

Over 35 protesters gather on South Oval Tuesday to oppose Turning Point USA presentation by Riley Gaines

A student holds a sign reading "If universities don't stand up for us, who will?" in front of Thompson Library March 4 to speak out against Ohio Senate Bill 1 and changes made to Ohio State's diversity, equity and inclusion programming. Credit: Will Moody | Lantern Photographer

Letter to the Editor: Ohio State alumni denounce recent university DEI rollbacks, encourage Buckeye community to push back

Spring Sustainability Market to connect local vendors with students Sunday at the South Oval

Ohio State police is now adding “steady, low-intensity” lights to their patrols vehicles in order to increase visibility for the community and deter crime, university spokesperson Nicole Holman said. Credit: Zachary Rilley | Lantern File Photo

OSUPD adopts new cruise light pilot program to increase visibility and deter crime following USG resolution

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