Ohio State University is not commenting on a lawsuit filed by a retired professor for allegedly withholding details of a 1.1 billion deal with a French energy company.
Public records show billionaire Les Wexner criticized Ohio State University for not being more open about what happened when an ex-security guard damaged dozens of works of art at the museum bearing his last name.
Columbus Mayor Andy Ginther says the city now has more than 367 million dollars in matching funds from public and private partnerships for its Smart Columbus initiative.
Federal Communications Commission Secretary Marlene Dortch is the granddaughter of the late four-time Olympic gold medalist and Ohio State University track star Jesse Owens.
A Franklin County judge has ordered the registered sex offender charged in the kidnapping, rape and slaying of an Ohio State University student be held without bond.
In exchange for an estimated $68-million tax abatement, the developer behind the Easton Town Center retail complex is promising to create 500 new jobs, 250 housing units and jumpstart a development fund for the nearby Linden neighborhood.
Former Ohio State University president Gordon Gee is making good on a years-old pledge he made to donate 1 million dollars for a scholarship fund at the school.
Fired Ohio State University marching band director Jon Waters has dropped all of his legal claims against the school in exchange for OSU agreeing not to try to recover its costs from him.
At least eleven Ohio colleges and universities are standing up for immigrant students who could see their statuses change after President-Elect Donald Trump takes office.
The Cleveland Browns have confirmed published reports that the team is discussing moving training camp from its taxpayer-funded facility in Berea to a new taxpayer-funded city recreation center in Columbus.
President-Elect Trump applauded the bravery of the victims of the recent attack at Ohio State University yesterday, and the bravery of first responders.
President-Elect Trump is planning to visit Ohio State University Thursday to meet privately with some of the 11 victims of last week's attack on campus.
An Ohio State University administrator is being criticized for urging compassion for the Somali-born student who injured 11 people in Monday's car-and-knife attack on campus before he was shot and killed by campus police.
Federal and local authorities investigating Monday's attack at Ohio State University do not believe anybody else was involved in the planning, other than deceased suspect Abdul Razak Ali Artan.
