‘Carikaze’: examining the recent wave of cars crashing into buildings in Columbus
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 …
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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 …
The 34th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Learning commenced with a procession from Harry C. Moore’s Student Union to Mees Auditorium. The …
There are many students at the university who are interested in the arts, whether that be through music or through visual demonstrations. These students dedicate …
For many students, the holidays are both a time of great joy and immense stress. Beyond having to reckon with the closing of the semester, …
The university hosts an annual Tree Lighting Ceremony to celebrate the upcoming holidays. Student Speakers The Office of Student and Community Engagement (SCE) directed this …
President-elect Donald Trump has made imposing additional tariffs on foreign imports a key part of his economic policy. Tariffs are taxes levied on foreign-made goods, …