The Board of Trustees and the Presidential Search Committee have announced the 18th president in the university’s history: Jared R. Tice, Ed.D. Tice has held ...

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Since February 2022, Columbus residents have noticed a peculiar uptick in the number of cars crashing into buildings in the city. This phenomenon has become … ...

If you have grown up in the Columbus, Ohio area, there is no doubt that you know what Raising Cane’s is. Opening its doors in 1996 and quickly expanding across parts of the country, this chicken ...

Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s smashing success “Glee” aired its last episode on March 20, 2015. 10 years later, “Glee” is more important than ever in inspiring people to be proud of who they are in ...

There is no debate on whether or not the years of the pandemic have changed the status quo for many communities. These communities have learned to adapt to the circumstances of the pandemic. Twitch ...

The chip shortage is a buzzword that is thrown around a lot, but most people have no idea why there is a chip shortage or what a chip even is. These chips are Silicon chips or semiconductors that are ...

A few weeks ago, it was reported that data firm Cambridge Analytica had gained access to tens of millions of Facebook users’ private data without permission, which they used to orchestrate and run ...

Last Sunday was Mental Health Awareness Day, a day that can resonate for every person you know. The purpose of this holiday is to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and normalize ...

Two dogs have made the university their home and have reached celebrity status among students, faculty and administration. The addition of these dogs has enhanced the university’s culture and has been ...

University administration detailed their plans to recover both enrollment and income as the university faces potential financial consequences following a 10% drop in enrollment from the 2022-2023 ...