Ohio State presidential profile finalized, $120K symposium price tag announced
In its search for a new president, Ohio State dropped more than $95,000 on advertising for a nearly $120,000 university symposium held this semester. …
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Government shutdown effects trickle down to Ohio State
In day two of the government shutdown, some Ohio State community members said they are concerned large portions of their department’s funding come …
Aluminum company to grant Ohio State $250K for 2014
Representatives from aluminum manufacturer Alcoa visited Ohio State Wednesday to review the company’s current relationship with the university. Alc…
Crime Brief: Man arrested for attempting to steal earrings from gift shop
There were 24 thefts reported on Ohio State’s campus this week from Sept. 25 to Wednesday. One incident resulted in an arrest. A 33-year-old man…
Ohio State’s Symposium on the University Presidency cost nearly $120K
In its search for a new president, Ohio State spent about $95,000 on advertising for a nearly $120,000 university symposium held this semester. The br…
‘Obamacare’ goes live
Despite a government shutdown, President Barack Obama’s health care regulation went into effect Tuesday with the opening of HealthCare.gov. Heal…
Government shutdown affects Ohio State Office of Research funding
The new fiscal year rang in at midnight Tuesday, but a disagreement between the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate over an unapproved budget …
Mayor Michael Coleman urges Ohio State student support for Columbus city schools
Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman addressed the Undergraduate Student Government Tuesday night in an effort to gain support for two city school fundin…
Suggestion of donating Athletic Department funds to food bank causes tension
One state lawmaker’s proposal to donate interest from athletic ticket sales would cost Ohio State $25,000. While athletic director Gene Smith did n…
No cuts to Moritz law faculty despite declining enrollment numbers
Law schools across the United States are facing a tough decision in light of decreasing enrollment numbers. A recent The Wall Street Journal art…