COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork says college athletics is entering an era defined by fluid rosters, evolving NIL rules and what he called the inability to govern money in the ...

Björk isn’t mincing her words today. The famed Icelandic musician and artist recently had a few choice words to say about the music streaming service Spotify in an interview with the Swedish newspaper ...

Ohio State Athletic Director Ross Bjork visited The Lantern newsroom this week for a year-end interview with Managing Sports Editor Jack Diwik. During the conversation, Bjork addressed a wide range of ...

The Icelandic songstress used VR technology and bespoke flutes to create what she calls "digital theater." By Jordan Riefe It’s the gift that keeps on giving. Cornucopia, Björk’s critically acclaimed ...

Despite the steady increase of physical music purchases (thanks to vinyl’s growing popularity), streaming is here to stay. Several recording artists, songwriters, and producers have aired out their ...

Regardless of what happens in the College Football Playoff, Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork said Thursday he expects coach Ryan Day to coach the Buckeyes in 2025. In an interview on 97.1 The ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork has been in his position for a little less than a year. But it has been one of the most critical time periods in the world of college ...

When Ohio State hired Ross Bjork in January, it laid the groundwork for a smooth succession. The timing allowed Bjork to join the athletic department in March, spending four months as a senior advisor ...

Bjork has opened up about her painful 2013 split from longtime boyfriend Matthew Barney, revealing most of the tracks on her new album were inspired by the breakdown of the romance and its aftermath.

Björk is doing a lot with Apple right now -- she recorded a DJ set for them on New Year's Eve, sat down for a big interview with Zane Lowe this week, and her Cornucopia concert movie will premiere on ...