Operation 2000 Cherry Trees pays homage to those who helped after 2011 tsunami in Japan
From late March to early April, depending on the season, nature lovers and cold Ohioans may rejoice to see the fluffy white blossoms of cherry trees all around Dayton, Ohio.…
PHOTOS: Sinclair Ohio Fellows tour government buildings in Columbus
Student leaders from Sinclair Ohio Fellows, led by advisor and former Ohio State representative and senator, Tom Roberts, toured the Ohio state capitol in Columbus. The group also toured the…
PHOTOS: An inside look at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland
Regardless of one’s own religious affiliations, it is hard to argue that places of worship are some of the world’s epicenters of architectural beauty and innovation. St. Patrick’s Cathedral in…
Friday the 13th comes 3 times in 2026. Why is it considered unlucky?
Superstitions are among some of the most intriguing aspects of any culture, and few are as well-known as those surrounding Friday the 13th. In 2026, Friday the 13th will pass…
These 5 Black history moments are lesser-known, but no less noteworthy
Black History Month has gone through significant changes before becoming what it is today. Carter G. Woodson is one of the people most responsible for its creation, after working for…
Ohio’s long tradition of citizen participation in state legislation
On Sept. 3, 1912 the Ohio Constitution was amended, establishing the right of Ohioans to initiate new laws and amendments to the Ohio Constitution, vote on legislatively referred constitutional amendments,…