Independent researchers ask public to share stories from summer protests
After a summer of protests against police violence and racial injustice, a team including Ohio State researchers is looking to document people’s ex…
Tag: John Glenn College of Public Affairs
Glenn college’s premier internship program goes virtual
Frances Breidenstein expected to spend fall semester working in Washington, D.C., taking in the views of the nation’s capital; but instead, her cat…
Office of Diversity and Inclusion to educate students on voting system, enfranchisement
Just a month out from Election Day, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion wants to inform Ohio State students on the voting system through its Dial…
Ohio State colleges respond to protests and racial injustices
The last time Wendy Smooth witnessed an uproar on Ohio State’s campus as momentous as the events occurring now came in 2012 after Trayvon Martin, a…
Annie Glenn dies at age 100 due to COVID-19 complications
Annie Glenn was more than John Glenn’s widow; she was a former Ohio State adjunct professor, a champion for people with communication disorders and…
Glenn college conference connects people in public sector
The John Glenn College of Public Affairs hosted their seventh annual leadership conference in the Ohio Union. The conference brought together the col…
Two degrees, one college: College of Public Affairs program combines two degrees
A new program — name to be determined — through the John Glenn College of Public Affairs will allow students to obtain undergraduate and graduate deg…
Lithuanian Foreign Minister visits Ohio State
Foreign dignitaries from across the world met in Washington D.C. this week to celebrate NATO’s 70th anniversary. One of them made his way to Columb…
Grades rapidly increase over five years at Ohio State
[author image=" ]Jerrod Mogan produced this story in his role as John R. Oller Special Projects Editor.[/author] Five years ago, an Ohio State s…