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Drive across Ohio and you’ll likely see Scott Hagan’s artwork. Known as the barn artist, he’s the man behind Ohio’s iconic bicentennial barns. These days, he’s embarking on a new barn art project to recognize the nation’s semiquincentennial.

Many Ohio Black students report needing more support from their higher ed institutions.

The new paranormal investigation group creates a safe space for LGBTQ+ Ohioans to explore the supernatural around the state.

Black Mauritanians face ethnic discrimination and violence in their West African home country. They come to Ohio for a better life, but advocates say more needs to be done to protect their legal status in the U.S.

Steubenville once was home to a thriving performing arts and entertainment district. One man is working to restore that legacy to the eastern Ohio city.

The first college esports team was formed a decade ago. Now, at least 40 Ohio institutions have developed competitive video gaming programs.

Brown-Harris Cemetery was lost for years before a headstone was found in 2004. Even then, the cemetery was untouched until the city of Dublin surveyed the land in 2020.

The North Country National Scenic Trail is now an official unit of the National Park Service, similar to the Appalachian Trail. That could have a big effect on partnership organizations like the Buckeye Trail Association, which accounts for 900 miles of the North Country Trail.

The Ohio Historical Marker honoring Serling, an Antioch College graduate, will be unveiled on the opening night of the Yellow Springs Film Festival, which will feature several Serling productions and a panel discussion with his daughter Anne Serling.

The exhibition explores how Pablo Picasso developed some of his masterpieces and experimented with paper throughout his career.