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A year after the implementation of SB1, Ohio State students reflect on its impact
‘You’ll see less Black, queer students graduating. You’ll see less Latin students graduate. You’ll see less marginalized identities going through this university successfully.’
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Opinion: Flock cameras won’t make us safer. Here’s what will
Flock Safety, the company behind the cameras, obstructs any attempt to establish guardrails, accountability, or transparency. Amazon is no one’s model for corporate responsibility, and even it cut ties with Flock.
Matthew Ellis reckons with the impacts of religion in ‘Little Heresies’
The Columbus poet will celebrate the release of his debut collection with a reading at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Laura Ellstrom masks up for Alley Islands
The Columbus illustrator and painter often creates works that feature masked figures reflective of everything from isolation to whimsy, including a new mural featured at this weekend’s Alley Islands.
Dual charter amendments could reshape how Columbus City Council members are elected
With City Council set to introduce its own charter amendment to appear on the November ballot alongside the initiative spearheaded by Our City, Our Say, here’s a look at how we got here and what could be next.
‘I never had any aspirations for it and I still don’t’: Inside the slow, steady rise of Clean Demon Records
Mario Malachi founded the Ohio-based DIY label in 2019 as a landing page for his many bands and has since expanded on this vision to release a string of great records from the likes of Golomb, Big Fat Head, and Long Odds, among countless others.
‘Blood Pressures’ goes deeper at No Place Gallery
The exhibition, which closes on Saturday, Aug, 22, finds a group of artists engaged with interior worlds.