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Jabari Johnson/WOSUSonya Fix, an associate professor of liberal arts at the Columbus College of Art and Design, said the contract helps workers get better pay and adds worker protections. The contract also accomplished a big priority in helping adjunct professors. -
WYSOThe HBCU Radio Preservation Project restored and digitized hours of audio from WCSU in Wilberforce. Now, the station is celebrating the homecoming of its radio history.
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Ohio doesn’t have an official state cryptid, but a bill with bipartisan support could change that. -
Dulcimer players at the festival participate in intensive workshops and toe-tapping jam sessions. -
Dave Chappelle, the provocative comedian and architect of Chappelle’s Show, is one of the biggest names in comedy. Now in arguably the most successful chapter of his life and career, he views himself as not just an entertainer -- but as a professional processor of events and experiences. He describes comedians as "the nation's kidney" -- an essential organ for processing the raw experiences of life. -
Classical 101The OSU School of Music’s World Music Showcase will feature an interactive exploration of music, stories and dancing from Africa, South America, the Carribean, Iran and the U.S.
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The former first lady came to Yellow Springs. -
The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked two historic moments: Dave Chappelle's restoration of the Union Schoolhouse and WYSO's relocation of its new broadcast facility inside it, bringing together distinct efforts to keep the station rooted in Yellow Springs at a time when local media outlets face mounting challenges. -
Classical 101The innovative Brooklyn-based new music duo eco|tonal makes its home in the musical space where contemporary classical music meets jazz. eco|tonal performs Mythologies Tuesday, April 14 at 7 p.m. in the Green Room of the Short North’s Garden Theatre. -
Columbus has long been a popular spot to film commercials, but, now more narrative projects are being made here. Two sizable feature films just wrapped production and more projects are in the works. -
The Western Reserve Photographic Society explores the beauty of the Buckeye State for “Picture This! A Road Trip Through Ohio” at Penitentiary Glen Reservation in Kirtland.
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Congregants at the Miami Valley Baptist Church for the Deaf worship with open hands and high decibels.
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Ohio’s females of fermentation find film fame from two guys name Phil. -
Cinema Revival: A Festival of Film Restoration includes about a dozen offerings of recently restored films from the dawn of cinema through the 1980s. -
A Toledo musician has opened a museum to preserve the history of sacred steel, an African American gospel tradition built around the steel guitar. -
At Miami Valley Baptist Church for the Deaf, the music is loud enough to feel. "All that vibration just really hits my body, and I love it," says Pastor Dave Sollmann. -
Avimancy is a new project being led by a birding couple who are linking their ornithologic fascination to their art, exploring film, music, dance and more. -
The Columbus Gay Men's Chorus is performing its annual holiday show on Saturday and Sunday at the Riffe Center Davidson Theatre. -
Wilberforce University’s Hounds of Sound marching band has been in the spotlight thanks to GloRilla's new music video. -
CAPA plans to preserve a lot of the building’s history, while making it an ideal place for bands, comedians, dancers and others to perform. -
Ohio native John Legend says Tuesday's election shows people are frustrated and want change. Legend is in Columbus Monday for a concert at the Schottenstein Center. -
The students won a Mitch Ryder concert in 1968, but the "Devil With A Blue Dress" singer didn't show. Now, he's making it right.
