‘[OSU] repeatedly talks about values related to inclusion, to care, to compassion, integrity, respect – all of those things. And given what is very publicly happening in the news right now, to bring in Customs and Border Protection for any reason, to us violates those values.’
Late Wednesday, the Columbus father spoke from the Delhi airport prior to boarding a flight to Bhutan, bringing a sad end to a nine-month odyssey in which family members, attorneys, and community groups advocated against his removal.
‘It’s a very coordinated propaganda campaign to demonize and dehumanize really small groups and to justify violence.’
There is a savings associated with closing schools. But there also is a cost.
Following the mid-December detainment of Leonila González, the mother of a DSHS student whose arrest took place less than a half mile from the school, more than 100 students began to organize a walkout during which they planned to present administrators with a list of demands.
From the local refugee detained and threatened with deportation by ICE to the inside tale of the worker-led push to unionize the Columbus Metropolitan Library, here were the most-read features of the last year.
In the week since federal agents apprehended three staff members at one North Side hotel, employees and management have simultaneously navigated a mix of fear and grief while adjusting operations to better keep people safe at work.
The fight over the Arsenal-1 plant is a part of a larger struggle for the future of the country but also the soul of one of America’s largest public universities.
Independent restaurants are struggling to protect and support the immigrant workers who have long been the backbone of the industry.
Here’s what Columbus educators have to say about the proposed Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act.
