College Headlines

Not a man's game anymore

Tan and Cardinal, Otterbein College, OH

9 hours ago by Katelin Davis

The secret is out. Yes, it's true, there is in fact a girl on the Otterbein football team.

Early voting causing a rift

Black and Magenta, Muskingum College, OH

6 hours ago by Kristin Brumley

Conflict between the republican and democratic parties was taken to the Ohio Supreme Court this past week when the Ohio Republican Party filed a suit to change a law that established the "One-Stop Early Voting" period. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the law would remain in place-untouched.

Columbus Day brings big discounts

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

1 hour ago by Matt Hancharick

School children learn all about Christopher Columbus and his journey to the Americas, but for adults, Columbus Day passes each year with little significance.

No one receives any presents, eats giant turkeys, or dons green outfits and heads out to a bar.

Some people may not even realize Columbus Day is Monday, Oct.

Study: Religion can be depressing

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

23 hours ago by Amber Phelps

Alvin Lim said he finds peace when he leads his small prayer group every Tuesday after a long day of classes. But Lim, a junior in mechanical engineering and president of the Asian American InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, may be an exception to the rule, according to a study by a former Ohio State student.

Balance helps Crusaders cruise to win

The Chimes, Capital University, OH

6 hours ago by Scott Miles

When asked before the season what the most important game on the schedule was, first-year coach Jim Bickel had a simple response.

For the coaching staff, it was the first game against Adrian. For the alumni, it was the Otterbein game. And for the nation, it is the Oct.

The Black Market: 'Project Runway' designer brings vintage back

The Lantern, Ohio State, OH

1 day ago by Megan Laney

Belinda Heiman/The Lantern

The Black Market boutique on High Street specializes in vintage and designer clothing by "Project Runway" contestant Kelli Martin.

Vintage-inspired, relaxed and welcoming are just a few words to describe the atmosphere of "Project Runway" designer Kelli Martin's boutique, Black Market.

Homecoming soccer game turns violent for players, mascot

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

2 days ago by Matt Gahris

The Wright State men's soccer team lost its Homecoming game against Horizon League opponent Loyola. It was an emotional, physical game that turned out to be a fight to the finish.

Unfortunately, the fighting did not stop when the final whistle blew.

Immediately following a heated contest that saw the referee issue five cards-three during play and two after the match ended-players from both teams started yelling and pushing each other on the field near the team benches and several players had to be restrained by their teammates.

WSU Republicans should stop running, debate Democrats

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

1 day ago by Danny O'Connor

Every four years, in the fall, America is in an election frenzy. There are mass rallies, voter registration drives, and usually, a discussion on the very important issues that are facing our country. Here at Wright State, we have had both sides hold large rallies for their presidential candidates.

Area haunts: some scare, some not

Guardian , Wright State University, OH

1 day ago by Kelly Porter

Land of Illusion Fright Rating: 5/5 If you're looking for a night full of scare and suspense, I suggest you make your way to Middletown for Land of Illusion. For $30 you get to enjoy four intense haunted attractions. For a cheaper rate, you have the option of just trying out one, two, or three of the mazes.

Overcoming Adversity

Black and Magenta, Muskingum College, OH

6 hours ago by Alli Hornyak

You may know that she has a dog.

You might have seen her riding her golf cart to class or using her crutch to climb the stairs in Montgomery.

You might look at her and simply wonder, or you might stare without meaning to.

But do you really know Kara Niswonger?

If you don't, pay attention, because Kara happens to be one of the smiley-est and most normal first-years at Muskingum College.