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Study finds top 2 party schools in GA and it's not Georgia Southern

Study finds top 2 party schools in GA and it's not Georgia Southern

On a list of the U.S. colleges with the biggest party scenes, two Georgia schools hold their own with colleges in Florida, Texas and California.
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Trump administration turns to ASU for manufacturing agenda

Trump administration turns to ASU for manufacturing agenda

ASU joins seven other universities across the country to be part of the Trump administration's Foundry School initiative.
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Iowa Board of Regents Blocks Civics Center Director from Attending Conferences

Iowa Board of Regents Blocks Civics Center Director from Attending Conferences

The Iowa Board of Regents has refused to fund the travel of Luciano de Castro, interim director of the Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of Iowa, to three upcoming conferences. These conferences, scheduled to take place in Indiana, Ohio, and Virginia, are hosted by right-leaning organizations and are set to feature conservative scholars, pundits, and politicians, including former Vice President Mike Pence. This decision marks the latest development in an ongoing power struggle between the university and the center, which was established in 2025 by the State Legislature to promote intellectual diversity and address alleged liberal bias on college campuses. De Castro had previously reported a lack of cooperation from university administrators and the Board of Regents in launching the center, citing issues such as blocked hiring, scrutiny of expenditures, altered bylaws, and exclusion from communication. The Board of Regents committee overseeing the center stated that the decision was made to ...
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
Dolly Parton's Ohio legacy is growing. See what's coming to state park

Dolly Parton's Ohio legacy is growing. See what's coming to state park

Dolly Parton's legacy in Ohio is growing. The state will open a new Storybook Trail from her Imagination Library later this month. Here's where.
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Acton Campaign Reports Incident at Canfield Fair Involving Armed Individual and Injuries

Acton Campaign Reports Incident at Canfield Fair Involving Armed Individual and Injuries

The Ohioans for Amy Acton campaign has released a statement regarding an incident that occurred at the Canfield Fair. According to Addie Bullock, Communications Director for the Acton campaign, an armed individual lunged at Dr. Amy Acton during her attendance at the fair. This action resulted in injuries to multiple people. The campaign expressed gratitude for the prompt and decisive response from law enforcement officials and conveyed prayers for the recovery of those who were injured. The statement emphasized that such violence is unacceptable in Ohio and reiterated Dr. Acton's commitment to opposing chaos, hatred, and divisive rhetoric. The specifics of the armed individual's motive or the exact nature of the injuries sustained by the multiple individuals were not detailed in the campaign's statement.
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Representative Jim Jordan Expresses Concern Over Economic Uncertainty and High Costs

Representative Jim Jordan Expresses Concern Over Economic Uncertainty and High Costs

Ohio Representative Jim Jordan has voiced concerns regarding the current economic climate, specifically highlighting the impact of President Trump's commercial policies and the conflict in Iran on fuel costs and overall economic unpredictability. According to The Associated Press, Jordan stated, "Things still cost too much. And so we’ve got to work on that issue." This sentiment reflects a broader anxiety among voters, as evidenced by a roundtable discussion where Ohio Senator Jon Husted heard directly about 'skyrocketing' expenses, partly attributed to tariff uncertainties. The economic situation, characterized by inflated fuel costs and general unpredictability, is emerging as a significant factor for voters as the Election Day approaches, influencing the political landscape for both parties.
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NewEdge Wealth Expands with New Ohio Office Led by Veteran Tech Investor Lance White

NewEdge Wealth Expands with New Ohio Office Led by Veteran Tech Investor Lance White

NewEdge Wealth Expands with New Ohio Office Led by Veteran Tech Investor Lance White
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Appoints Nationwide Executive Vinita Clements to Columbus State Board of Trustees

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Appoints Nationwide Executive Vinita Clements to Columbus State Board of Trustees

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has appointed Vinita Clements, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer for Nationwide, to the Columbus State Community College Board of Trustees. Clements brings over 22 years of experience at Nationwide, where she leads the company’s workforce strategy and oversees human resources for approximately 22,000 employees. Her role at Nationwide involves pioneering the workplace of the future by redefining talent attraction and retention, emphasizing associate experience, workplace flexibility, career development, and integrating AI-enabled learning. President David T. Harrison of Columbus State highlighted Clements' valuable insights into regional workforce needs and her ability to advance student success and economic prosperity.
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Ohio State non-tenure faculty demand higher pay, job protections

Ohio State non-tenure faculty demand higher pay, job protections

More than 1,000 non-tenure Ohio State faculty are pushing for a $65,000 salary floor and longer contracts amid concerns about pay and job security.
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Which local Republicans will attend Trump's 'Midterm Convention'?

Which local Republicans will attend Trump's 'Midterm Convention'?

Republicans will gather in Dallas next week for a "Midterm Convention," including some of Greater Cincinnati's officials.
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Pamela Anderson recalls spending 'everything I had in my bank' to beat fatal diagnosis

Pamela Anderson recalls spending 'everything I had in my bank' to beat fatal diagnosis

Pamela Anderson opened up about her battle with hepatitis C, as she received an award at the amfAR Gala in Venice.
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Area High School Student Charged in 'Cat in the Hat' AI Threat Investigation

Area High School Student Charged in 'Cat in the Hat' AI Threat Investigation

A high school student in Warren County, Ohio, has been charged with a juvenile petition following an investigation into an online threat. The threat involved an AI-generated image of the 'Cat in the Hat,' a character from Dr. Seuss. According to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, the student was served with the petition on Tuesday afternoon. The charge is related to making threats of mass violence on school property. This incident is part of a broader trend where AI-generated videos and images of the 'Cat in the Hat' character are depicted lurking outside various locations, including homes and schools. Law enforcement agencies across the United States are taking these incidents seriously, even if they are sometimes referred to as a 'hoax,' emphasizing that individuals involved in creating, posting, sharing, or participating in such threats may face criminal or juvenile charges and prosecution. The investigation is ongoing, and additional charges are anticipated.