What’s Up: 11/11 – 11/17
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Keesha Mitchell named interim associate vice president for Office of Institutional Equity
Keesha Mitchell will be the interim associate vice president for the Office of Institutional Equity, Executive Vice President and Provost Bruce McP…
Fundraiser brings work of local artists to the forefront
A Columbus-based arts organization is seeking to support local artists and put money in the bank with a virtual fundraiser. The nonprofit commun…
Dedicated to the craft: Ohio State fashion student juggles business and courses
By day, Emily Zigo is just like any other student committed to her courses. But by night, she transforms into a businesswoman, designing and bringi…
The James Art Gallery features work from Sherrie Gallerie artists
Despite their drastically different artistic mediums, two local artists came together to contribute to The James Cancer Hospital’s mission to heal.…
The Ohio State Symphony Orchestra adjusts to a different way of playing
The sound of string instruments echoed throughout an empty auditorium in Hughes Hall. Violin, viola, cello and bass players were together again. …
Restaurant review: Barrio Tacos Columbus location doesn’t disappoint
Columbus has no shortage of Mexican restaurants to choose from, but as a Cleveland native, when Barrio Tacos — a restaurant I frequently visited ba…
Issue 24: Mental health, addiction services tax increase projected to pass
Preliminary results show that Franklin County voters will approve Issue 24 — a property tax renewal and increase to fund mental health and drug and…
Columbus Issue 1 for energy consolidation projected to pass
City of Columbus voters are projected to approve Issue 1 — which aims to establish an Electric Aggregation Program to bargain with electric compani…
Republicans appear to have a majority on Ohio Supreme Court, though will likely to lose one seat to Dems in early results
With most early votes and precincts counted, the Ohio Supreme Court’s makeup is poised to shift to one new Democrat — with Republican justices retaining a majority.