Ohio State will now require all students, faculty and staff to wear masks indoors on campus, regardless of their vaccination status, University President Kristina M. Johnson announced in an universitywide email Monday.
"As deans of all the Ohio State colleges and campuses, we commit to remaining engaged in difficult conversations about embedded racial inequities."
Among a list of demands, tiny, colorful butterfly hair clips were passed around a protest of around 150 people outside City Hall Saturday in honor of Ma’Khia Bryant, a 16-year-old girl who was shot and killed by Columbus Police April 20.
President Kristina M. Johnson’s universitywide email Tuesday acknowledging contention over campus-area policing, sent less than 24 hours after a parent-led petition called for prioritizing student safety, brought swift reaction from student leaders who seek major changes to campus policing.
Two similar robberies of Ohio State students in the off-campus area at about noon Friday prompted a neighborhood safety notice Friday afternoon.
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