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Join anthropologist Dr. Niobe Thompson and equine experts on a two-part adventure around the world and throughout time to discover the origins of the horse.
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New Republican Gov. Mike DeWine touted optimism as he began his four-year term Monday, vowing to hear others' ideas and perspectives and to lead with resolve to create a better future for Ohio's children, a priority reflected in executive orders he signed in his first moments on the job.
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Four hundred years ago this year, the first African people were taken from their homelands and brought to colonial America – thus instituting slavery in what would become the United States and infli…
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Columbus City Council is wrestling with something new: campaign finance reform. That makes Columbus one of the last big cities in Ohio to address this issue. But the loudest critics don’t oppose restrictions; rather, they say Councilmembers aren’t going far enough. Today on All Sides, campaign finance reform in Columbus.
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Unless it’s a digital detox, a smartphone might be the key to keeping up with New Year’s Resolutions. There’s fitness apps to keep track of calorie intake and budgeting software to build up savings. Coming up on Tech Tuesday, mobile apps for a better 2019, kid inventors, and more. Guests : Shelby Brown, reporter at CNET Claire Rhodes, kid inventor Zora Womack, kid inventor Jim Bruner, Ohio Invention League Board Chair Russell Holly, contributing editor for Android Central
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Please join us for a Dialogue event featuring J.D. Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, and Oren Cass, author of The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America, as we discuss American society, economics and public policy on January 16.
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It’s that time of year again! Everyone’s favorite EdTech conference will take place February 12th thru 14th, and we can’t […]
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Columbus officials are planning to place a $1 billion bond issue on the May ballot.
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