Wexner Medical Center director of radiology dies due to COVID-19

The Wexner Medical Center at Ohio State’s director of radiology, Jeannie Danker, has died due to COVID-19. Danker, who died Sunday, worked at th…

Refunds for housing, dining to be issued beginning April 3

Ohio State will issue prorated refunds to students who have moved out of residence halls and had dining plans beginning April 3, according to a uni…

University Senate votes to allow students optional pass/nonpass grading for GEs and electives

Students at Ohio State will now have the option for their general education and elective courses graded on a pass/nonpass scale due to the COVID-19…

Additional COVID-19 cases at Ohio State, number of cases will not be shared

More cases of COVID-19 have been reported in the Ohio State community — but the total number will not be shared, University President Michael V. Dr…

Fisher to extend pass/nonpass, incomplete extension to all courses if approved

College of Business students struggling with the transition to online classes will have expanded grading options if Ohio State votes to allow an op…

Residence halls could transition to hospital space if needed, but not likely at Ohio State yet

Residence halls could eventually be used as hospital beds as the COVID-19 pandemic progresses — but it’s not likely yet at Ohio State.  Dr. Amy …

Letter from the editor: Lantern coverage remains despite closures

Dear Lantern readers,  For the first print edition of this school year, I wrote a letter about change and how there was no way to anticipate what th…

College of Arts and Sciences opens pass/non-pass to major, minor courses

The College of Arts and Sciences will allow its students to take major and minor courses for pass/nonpass credit this semester in light of the COVI…

DeWine issues stay at home order

Starting Monday at 11:59 p.m., Ohioans will be ordered to stay in their homes except for essential activities, Gov. Mike DeWine said in a press con…

Pass/no pass, incomplete change proposals headed to University Senate

Students worried about maintaining high grades with the transition to virtual instruction may have the opportunity to take their non-major classes …