A task force commissioned by Ohio State President Gordon Gee today laid out its recommendations for fighting hate crimes on campus. The committee, led by Vice President for Student Life Javaune Adams-Gason, reported on the goals and accomplishments of the committee since it began exactly one month ago.
It’s less than a month away from Election Day. And the Franklin County Board of Elections continues to train poll workers. WOSU reports there’s a steady shift in who’s working the polls.
After more than a century an East side Columbus public school shut its doors for good Thursday afternoon. Fair Avenue Alternative is one of 9 schools closing this year within the Columbus City Schools to save money and keep a levy promise.
OSU students used their hearts and appetites to help victims of the Haiti earthquake. They organized a dinner on campus to raise money.
The devastation in Haiti hits home for two Ohio State University students.
Ohio has a deal with Iraq. Planners for the state’s higher education system say a key to making it better is to make it more international, and Ohio Chancellor Eric Fingerhut signed an agreement in Washington for Ohio colleges and universities to host hundreds, and perhaps eventually thousands of Iraqi students.
Ohio University has identified another probable case of bacterial meningitis. This in addition to another case that was identified earlier this week.
A geography class at Ohio State recently completed making maps of the Near East Side of Columbus.
A recent study concluded that 20 percent of college students who drink heavily during college will continue to drink excessively as adults.
Ohio lawmakers working out the differences between the House and Senate versions of the budget will likely keep a proposal to give rivate school vouchers to thousands of special needs students.
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