Apr 13A conversation with "The Last Hopes"Get a glimpse into the show that dives into race, culture and struggles for minorities in predominantly white institutions. By: Chase Con...
Apr 1Just QuaranthingsMorgan Malget (Editor-in-Chief) 50 activities to do while social distancing. For self care Do yoga Take a bubble bath Drink water Binge w...
Mar 23Postcard from Florence, ItalyBy: Kendall Minaldi A Florence travel guide, study abroad style. I had the incredible opportunity to spend the spring semester studying a...
Mar 18Staff Picks: BooksThe modmuze team's favorite reads. By: Morgan Malget Social distancing can be tough. But, we here at modmuze believe we all have to do ou...
Mar 2Get Lost in LondonBy: Darcey Drullinger Quickly after the start of the new year, my three best friends and I decided to hop across the pond and start a new...
Feb 24It's the "Leaplings" YearWhile the jokes about how mature we look for our age may get old, getting to have two birthdays makes it worth it. By: Konnor Smith If yo...
Feb 17How to Throw a President's Day PartyA guide to your new favorite holiday party By: Lauren Monroe If you're one of the many people who dreads Valentine's day and its corporat...
Feb 9Movies For Your V-Day MoodBy: Sydney Harrison Valentine’s day can be a happy day for some or a day that can be upsetting and lonely for others. But do not fret, mo...
Jan 20Beyond the DreamAn in-depth look into Martin Luther King Jr.'s upbringing, accomplishments and posthumous legacy. By: Chase Congleton It goes without say...
Dec 2, 2019Pick Your Favorite Christmas Movies and We'll Tell You if You're Naughty or NiceThe Polar Express or The Grinch? A. Polar Express B. The Grinch It's a Wonderful Life or A Christmas Story? A. It's a Wonderful Life B. A...
Nov 11, 2019Honoring Our Nation’s Finest on CampusBy: Konnor Smith An insight into what ROTC does outside of the pushup board during football games. Payton McNabb is a junior, studying In...
Oct 28, 2019The History of LGBT Pride FlagsCelebrate LGBT history month through discovering the origins of the community's most coveted symbols. By: Chase Congleton The month of Oc...
Oct 21, 2019Music Festival Survival GuideGet out and enjoy your next festival with our writers' tips learned from their experience! By: Allison Clymer It seems that a major music...
Oct 16, 2019October Issue: CSN and Their ImpactA look into OSU’s Center for Sovereign Nations By: Sezanna Wallace The Center for Sovereign Nations is an organization on campus here at ...
Oct 16, 2019October Issue: Culture Not Costume Cultural Appropriation By: Allison Clymer Imitation is not always flattering. With the Halloween season upon us, the ever-lingering quest...
Oct 16, 2019October Issue: A Conversation between Art and HeritageOne Native American artist tells his story and speaks his truth. By: Chase Congleton For thousands of years, Native Americans created art...
Oct 16, 2019October Issue: Miss American Indian OSUHow the one once-voted "most quiet" broke out of her shell and became a campus-wide leader. By: Faith Bollom In the spring of last year, ...
Oct 16, 2019October Issue: A Day in the LifeThe Brightest Orange, Through a New Lens By: Konnor Smith Have you ever been curious about the differences and similarities in how intern...
Sep 9, 2019Mac Miller: One Year LaterFame, addiction and redefining a posthumous legacy. By: Chase Congleton September 7 marked one year since the passing of Mac Miller, one ...
Apr 30, 2019Denim Day: Changing Rape CultureLearn about this day in remembrance of one victim that is affecting change. By: Ashtyn Burgess In 1992 an eighteen-year-old Italian girl w...