Kyle Walker, a fourth-year in electrical engineering who was brutally attacked July 29 after taking a solo Lyft from Standard Live to Wilson Place apartments, was able to leave rehab this week after a long three-and-a-half weeks of therapy.
Those $1 ride-share charges on credit cards might become more noticeable this semester for students using Ohio State’s Lyft Ride Smart program.
Ohio State’s new president, Walter “Ted” Carter Jr., made his first public appearance at Tuesday’s board of trustees meeting and spoke at a press conference following his approval.
Ohio State senior Kyle Walker and his family are currently living their worst nightmare after Walker was attacked off campus and left hospitalized.
As the fall semester approaches, incoming students new to campus life and the surrounding Columbus community may be vulnerable to safety ri…
Crime’s on the mind — and on the map for those living off campus.
According to a Columbus Division Police report, a man was arrested for his involvement in a shooting Friday morning that killed one person and inju…
The relationship between the Columbus Division of Police and the university has changed throughout the years — and so has support for these programs from students and student leaders.
The Undergraduate Student Government has a history of advocating against the Columbus Division of Police’s relationship with Ohio State, but after three years and two letters, it looks to make a change with a new resolution.
With the help of security cameras in Scott House, the University Police Division identified and soon after arrested the man who broke into the residence hall.