Town Hall Talk: What's at Stake in the 2026 Election?

The election is about more than candidates—it's about the issues, policies, and values that shape our communities. Join Glenn College faculty and students at the first Town Hall Talk of the year for an open, respectful discussion about the questions driving this election. Explore different perspectives, discuss the issues that matter most to you, and gain a deeper understanding of the choices facing Ohio and the nation before you cast your ballot. 

This discussion will be moderated by Amy Juravich, Glenn College alumna and host of WOSU's All Sides Considered. 

Town Hall Talks are interactive discussions led by experts that explore timely public policy issues and encourage thoughtful dialogue and diverse perspectives.Town Hall Talks are hosted twice a semester as part of the Glenn Engage series, a program designed to complement classroom learning by connecting students with practitioners, alumni, policymakers and scholars. Through these experiences, students deepen their understanding of public affairs, explore career pathways, build professional networks, strengthen their civic development and foster a greater sense of belonging within the Glenn College community.

Snacks will provided, registration is requested. Please RSVP by Friday, September 18.