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The Columbus Dispatch
Black alumni: Reunion not discrimination. OU retreating from values, hurting Athens | Opinion
Kyle Bowser, Mary Bradley, Richard Lancaster and nearly 100 co-signers, on behalf of Ohio University Black alumni and all concerned about the university’s DEI policy. Dear President Gonzalez, We write to express our deep concern regarding Ohio University’s recent decision to “place on hold” the 2025 Black Alumni Reunion . The discontinuance of the decades-long tradition was purportedly implemented in response to proposed state legislation and guidance from the U.S. Department of Education related to discrimination. The university’s choice to suspend a time-honored and well-deserved celebration of a rich Black legacy is disappointing, troubling and counter-productive. Black alumni contribute...
thepostathens.com
Luck of the Irish: Athens celebrates St. Patrick’s Day
Luck was in the air as St. Patrick’s Day celebrations took the weekend by storm in Athens. St. Patrick’s Day has a long history, with over 1,000 years of celebrations and recognition worldwide, according to History. Irish people have long observed the holiday through a religious lens, as it lands amid the Catholic season of Lent.
miamistudent.net
‘How much more are we gonna have to tolerate?’: Miami reacts to Senate Bill 104
Two sources are anonymous, and one uses a pseudonym, Julia, for their safety. The effects of Senate Bill 104 (S.B. 104), which requires people at Ohio K-12 schools and universities to use the restroom that aligns with their gender assigned at birth, have reached Miami University. The law took effect...
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Cleveland.com
‘People are upset as hell’: Inside Northeast Ohio’s resurgent anti-Republican protest movement
COLUMBUS, Ohio—With the return of President Donald Trump, inevitably there has been the return of anti-Trump protests. In Cleveland, around Ohio, and throughout the country, demonstrators have turned out in the past eight weeks to protest a range of actions – both real and feared – by Trump and other Republican leaders.