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Ohio State med students think the DOJ admissions investigation is ‘bogus’
The U.S. Department of Justice says OSU’s medical school is discriminating against white and Asian applicants. Six current med students shared their thoughts with Matter News.
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On Development: Local challenges become regional
The data on growth patterns raises the question of how a region should be governed.
Ultra Lights frontman John Robinson is still figuring things out
The buzzworthy Atlanta band headlines a concert at Rumba Cafe on Saturday, Nov. 7.
Community takes center stage in Shelbi Toone’s ‘A Village Folk Artist’
The Columbus artist will celebrate the long-delayed opening of her new, career-spanning solo exhibition beginning with a reception from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Amy Acton wins Ohio governor’s race, setting up a new era of divided government
The Democratic physician breaks a 16-year Republican hold on the office. Delivering on her promises will require negotiating with a GOP-controlled legislature.
Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown wins U.S. Senate seat in comeback election
The populist Democrat, who lost a Senate seat in 2024, knocked off Trump-backed Republican Jon Husted in a campaign where affordability issues and data center expansion played heavily. The seat is up for re-election in 2028.
Forget about happy little trees: Ben Lamb translates his anxieties to ‘Axe of God’
The Columbus artist’s new exhibition kicks off at St. James Tavern with an opening reception on Thursday, Nov. 5.