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Female Athletes Appeal Landmark NCAA Settlement, Saying It Violates Federal Antidiscrimination Law

NCAA · United States

Female Athletes Appeal Landmark NCAA Settlement, Saying It Violates Federal Antidiscrimination Law

64% Center coverage: 134 sources

Eight female athletes filed an appeal Wednesday of a landmark NCAA antitrust settlement, arguing that women would not receive their fair share of $2.7 billion in back pay for athletes who were barred from making money off their name, image and likeness. U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken approved the settlement last week, clearing the way for direct payments from universities to athletes and the end of the NCAA’s amateurism model.See the Story

Ohio State U. will require AI classes for all students this fall

Artificial Intelligence · Columbus

Ohio State U. will require AI classes for all students this fall

78% Center coverage: 18 sources

Kent State University to Close LGBTQ+, Women's and Multicultural Centers After Passing of SB 1

Kent State University to Close LGBTQ+, Women's and Multicultural Centers After Passing of SB 1

62% Center coverage: 13 sources

Kent State University will shut down identity-based centers in response to SB1, affecting LGBTQ+, women's, and multicultural support services.See the Story

Ohio State Brings NIL Management Under One Umbrella After House v. NCAA Settlement

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

Ohio State is streamlining NIL opportunities for its student-athletes with the formation of a new in-house entity.NCAA · Columbus See the Story

New Premium Seating Coming to Ohio Stadium in 2026

82% Center coverage: 11 sources

New premium seating is coming to Ohio Stadium for the 2026 season.Notre Dame · Columbus See the Story

Letter to the Editor: Supporting the International Affairs Budget is more than an act of compassion

The International Affairs Budget focuses on foreign policy, and goes through regular increases and budgets. Credit: Lantern File Photo Jia Shi is an incoming fourth-year at Ohio State majoring in strategic communication with a minor in international relations and diplomacy. As an international student from China, she is passionate about cross-cultural understanding and global development. To the Editor, As a college student from China studying …Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Ohio State Off-Campus and Commuter Student Engagement hosts virtual off-campus roommate fair

Ohio State offered an Off-Campus Roommate Fair on June 11 for students to meet potential roommates. Credit: Lily Pace | Managing Campus Editor Finding the perfect roommate while transitioning to off-campus living may feel overwhelming or complicated. However, Ohio State has services and events—like the Off-Campus Roommate Fair—to help make the search, and decision, less intimidating. On June 11, Ohio State students met potential roommates durin…Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Letter to the Editor: Beyond the scarlet facade, what happens when elections become optics

The Amjad Almuti and Naba Jasim 2025 Campaign Team. Credit: Courtesy of Amjad Almuti. Amjad Almuti is an incoming fourth-year in psychology and a USG presidential candidate. When Process Becomes Optics This spring, Ohio State promised its 2025 Undergraduate Student Government election would showcase democracy in action. Instead, it exposed how quickly shared governance can crumble when administrators prioritize national optics over student self…Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Documentary on Richard Strauss investigation to premiere at Tribeca Festival Monday

Open the article to view the coverage from The LanternColumbus, Ohio · Columbus See the Story

Seattle Police Investigating U District Shooting

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Seattle police are investigating an early Monday morning shooting in the University District that injured a 22-year-old man.Columbus, Ohio · Columbus See the Story

Civics, Culture and Controversy as the Salmon P. Chase Center Prepares to Open in Fall

The Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture and Society is slated to open as Ohio State’s newest center in the upcoming fall semester, and its leader and other university officials have said it’s on track to do so. “We have been building. I think we have momentum as we’re ending this semester, and then we’ll be ready to launch very strongly in the fall semester,” Lee Strang, the Chase Center’s executive director, said. Strang said the int…Senate · Cleveland See the Story

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