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Campus bars brace for return of Big Ten football

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 17, 20202KViews 0Likes

With the Big Ten’s decision to reinstate fall football starting Oct. 24, some campus bars are breathing a sigh of relief, while others see it as a moot point, or possibly even a headache. Threes Above High has been vocal about the raw deal bars were given by COVID-19 regulations. For owner Scott Ellsworth, football…

Culture

World’s biggest wuss takes on the 13th Floor Haunted House

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 16, 2020845Views 0Likes

I would like to preface this story by saying that I am a complete and total wuss—the headline even says so. I hate haunted houses. I hate horror movies. I had a panic attack on the Gemini coaster at Cedar Point. I’m not even a fan of my own apartment when the lights are off.…

News

Troubles for TQUN (Those Quarantiners Up North)

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 16, 20201KViews 0Likes

It looks like our winning streak against Michigan is continuing this year, but this time it’s our COVID-19 response instead of our football team. University of Michigan student Sam Burnstein posted a TikTok Saturday in which he detailed the terrible conditions in the university’s COVID-19 isolation and quarantine housing. The video has since…

Shit To Do

Netflix and Chilled: Throwback Edition

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 10, 20202KViews 0Likes

614 Campus is dedicated to finding you fun stuff to do at Ohio State, but with a global pandemic raging, options are tragically limited. That being said, there has never been a better time in human history to have a night in with your roommates and a few adult beverages. The only problem is that…

Columbus

“Oh, it’s on…line” 934 Fest 2020 brings art to your living room

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 10, 2020993Views 0Likes

934 Fest, the annual music and mural festival from 934 Gallery, is going online this year, and organizers are determined to make sure guests don’t miss a thing. Saturday, Sept. 12, will bring 12 hours of free live streamed musical acts, comedy and spoken word from inside the gallery, artist interviews, and behind-the-scenes looks at…

Campus

Students protest handling of race in public safety notices

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 8, 20203KViews 0Likes

A protest outside Bricker Hall on the afternoon of Sept. 8 marked the latest development in a growing controversy regarding Ohio State’s handling of a public safety notice last week that some say was handled differently than OSU has handled other incidents in the past. In an unusual move, the university followed up a report…

Food & Drink

Bougie Booze: Spaceship #6 IPA and the Libertine

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 3, 20201KViews 0Likes

Social distancing is still at play, but that doesn't mean you can’t enjoy some fancy hooch! If you’ve been feeling down lately, treat yourself to a little something extra with these pretentiously palatable drinks. BEER: Spaceship #6 IPA - Lineage Brewing Lineage Brewing is located just a short skip up High Street, but their fine…

Columbus

Big Ten’s fall football punt puts sports bars in a tough spot

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 1, 2020879Views 0Likes

Ohio restaurants and bars have been hit hard by COVID-19. After months of shut-downs and restrictions to prevent the spread of the disease, and government assistance that is proving inadequate, the Big Ten athletic conference’s postponement of its fall season may prove to be the final straw for sports bars. On Aug. 11, the Big…

Culture

Gateway Film Center returns after a brief intermission

Nicholas YoungbloodSeptember 1, 2020808Views 0Likes

Gateway Film Center will be reopening Aug. 31 with limited capacity for an even more limited release. After shutting down for five months due to COVID-19, the nonprofit, independent movie theater will return with several new releases, including “Tenet,” written and directed by Christopher Nolan. The Film Center is the only one in Ohio that…