Here's a closer look at the Ohio State marching band's iconic Script Ohio formation and how dotting the "i" came to be

Hundreds of jovial fans and students gathered around campus after Ohio State’s 34-23 victory over Notre Dame on Monday night flocked to Ohio Stadium and broke through a gate to continue the celebration inside “The Shoe,” despite the temperature in Columbus reaching as low as -5 F.

Ohio State’s championship trophy has arrived for its tour of central Ohio, and plans have been made for a Sunday celebration of the Buckeyes. The university announced details on Thursday for its rally at Ohio Stadium.

For one Northmont High School graduate, he doesn’t bleed green and gold anymore. It’s all Scarlet and Gray. Austin Daugherty is a freshman cheerleader at the Ohio State University. The squad will be in Atlanta Monday for the College Football Playoffs championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame.

Are you packing your bags to watch Ohio State play Notre Dame in the National Championship in Atlanta? Ohio State University's Alumni Association is hosting a Buckeyes-only event to get in the ...

the Ohio State Buckeyes are in the National Championship, meaning fans from Columbus and all over Ohio will head to Atlanta to see the game. With more than 100,000 people expected to visit ...

Relying on homegrown talent to win the college football playoffs,the Ohio State Buckeyes offer lessons for businesses.

The Ohio State University Marching Band always gives great performances. Those performances come with a signature moment—the script "Ohio" formed by the band on the field. Dotting the i is an honor.

A campus, city and fan base that expects success finally broke through, reclaiming its spot atop the college football throne.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day made it to the promiseland and delivered the Buckeyes their first national title since 2014, but the journey was far from a fairytale, according to his family.

Celebrate Ohio State football's CFP championship win vs. Notre Dame with books, posters, front pages and print keepsakes from The Columbus Dispatch.

Ohio State football wide receiver Jeremiah Smith believes quarterback Will Howard is a first round NFL Draft talent.