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Cassy Kolesar

Multimedia Artist

Features

Features

(614) Magazine

Nov. 2020

Five years in, The Roosevelt Coffeehouse continues to brew social justice

Parachute People find a way to bring joy during pandemic

Sept. 2020

fORGOTTEN vICTIMS: Homeless Population increases amidst covid-19 (pgs. 80-81)

tHE bEST dAMN bAND iN tHE lAND mARCHES oN (PGS. 62-63)

Reading is A favorite pastime of Ohio State players

Aug. 2020

Columbus’s international student body face unprecedented challenges during COVID

Vinyl’s everlasting fidelity: Loyalty and women help the music medium stay alive

July 2020

Entrepreneurs go rogue in gig economy (PGS. 38-39)

fLAVORTOWN, oHIO? mORE LIKE cARMEN (PGS. 67-69)

Columbus residents eager to get out of the house find new activities outdoors

June 2020

cARRYOUT cORONATION: DINING-IN MAY BE BACK, BUT CARRYOUT IS HERE TO STAY (PGS. 46-51)

Drive-iN reNEWAL: tHE BATTLE AT HOME AGAINST tROLLS (PGS. 22-23)

In The Record Store

MojoFlo Celebrates 10 Years in Columbus (Pgs. 9-13)

mISTAR aNDERSON’S 5-Year Plan (pgs. 9-14)

rasta rEVIVAL: mARK hUNTER’S jOURNEY AS c la c i (PGS. 8-12)

ANgela Perley: her Life, hER mUSIC, hER sTORY (pgs. 3-4, 9)

614Now

COSI helping families, teachers adjust to at-home learning

Rumba Cafe hopes to stay alive with bipartisan bills to keep Music venues beating

Bleu & Fig small portions mean big payoff to stay alive during pandemic

Missing (fur)baby?: Steps TO take when losing a pet

Zoo has the cure to COVID blues: Sea lions

The science of good beer comes to Gahanna with a patio and sunset views

Facemasks for All is helping to “get back to normal”

The Lantern

VINCE STAPLES BRINGS INTROSPECTIVE RAPPING TO COLUMBUS

STUDENT GROUP IS A FAMILY OF BREAKDANCERS OUT TO CHANGE THE WORLD

GOALIE CHRIS FROSCHAUER EMERGING AS INSPIRATION IN LONE YEAR WITH OSU MEN’S SOCCER

COLUMBUS’ OWN: CHRISTON GRAY DELIVERS HIS OWN MESSAGE

EAGULLS LEAD VOCALIST TALKS NEW ALBUM, STREAMING SERVICES AHEAD OF sHOW

COLUMBUS' OWN: ZOO TRIPPIN' IS THE LIFE OF THE PARTY

COLUMBUS' OWN: OLIVER OAK IS ROOTED IN EXPERIMENTATION

COLUMBUS' OWN: BRUCE SLAUGHTER REDEFINING DIY

COLUMBUS' OWN: HUNTERTONES TRAVELS WORLD TO COME BACK HOME

COLUMBUS’ OWN: LARUE REPRESENTS THE UNREPRESENTED IN COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS' OWN: NICK D’ & THE BELIEVERS CAN MAKE IT BIG

COLUMBUS' OWN: LOCAL PRODUCER FINDS SOLACE IN BEAT-MAKING

COLUMBUS’ OWN: LOCAL BAND OSAGE LIVES FEET FROM ITS STUDIO

COLUMBUS' OWN: CORREY PARKS SHARES A PERSONAL JOURNEY

COLUMBUS’ OWN: GELATINUS CUBE WANTS TO BE UNDEFINABLE

COLUMBUS’ OWN: LOVE ALIVE PUTS EMOTIONS ON STAGE

COLUMBUS’ OWN: THE BASCINETS’ BREAK THROUGH WITH TALENT

COLUMBUS’ OWN: TURTLE ISLAND STRIVES TO STAND ALONE IN MUSIC SCENE

COLUMBUS’ OWN: THE PLEASANT TENSE SEEKS NO IDENTITY

Experience Columbus

CRAFT & VINYL HAS EVERYTHING MUSIC LOVERS NEED

Dominique Larue raps to manage mental health

Paisha finds inspiration in family’s affinity for music

Pop song ‘24-7’ opened Saylor’s Spotify success

Mister Moon finds balance in rhythm, dual drummers

Hello Emerson’s protean lineup has natural depth

The Lost Revival bending boundaries with its music

From intern to owner: Malloy remains rock for independent music

Jordan Kirk finds comfort zone on stage, in album

Monta, band headed for long-distance relationship

ThisWeek News

Backdrop Magazine

The unusual Suspects: ohio bobcats basketball oral history (pgs. 34-38)

Second Amendment Club Profile (pgs. 24-27)

Visual ACtivism: Camilo Perez gives voice to hometown of medellin (PGS. 16-17)

A nICHE ON THE bRICKS: aTHENS PRIDES ITSELF ON COMMUNITY JOURNALISM (PGS. 16-17)

Juli Accurso: PROLIFIC MAC cROSS cOUNTRY ATHLETE PROFILE (pGS. 32-33)

U-DROP: indie hip-hop duo Profile (pgs. 20-21)

aNGELA cODIAN: wunderkind Ohio University Golfer Profile (pgs. 30-33)

Sound of Fury: The Disappearance of A-List Entertainers in Athens (pgs. 24-25)