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Columbus School Closings: Neighbors Fear Blight as District Mulls Shuttering Buildings

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Columbus Dispatch, Aug. 4. Featured expert: Professor Vladimir Kogan, political science
Wendy Smooth, Ohio State’s senior vice provost for inclusive excellence, stands behind a lectern and speaks at the African American Behavioral Health Conference.

Kirwan Institute Conference Offers Community-Building Resources

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Glenn College affiliated faculty Ange-Marie Hancock and Wendy Smooth discussed barriers that can prevent African Americans from seeking health treatment.
the outside of Page Hall, the home of Ohio State’s John Glenn College of Public Affairs, at sunrise

Wright State Students Participate in Statewide Leadership Academy

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Wright State University Newsroom, July 1. Featured: John Glenn College of Public Affairs
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Editorial: Charters Earning Plaudits

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Toledo Blade, July 1. Featured expert: Professor Stéphane Lavertu
The four pillars at the front of Page Hall during sundown.

Ohio State University Taps Conservative Legal Scholar to Lead New 'Intellectual Diversity' Center

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WOSU, July 31. Featured: John Glenn College of Public Affairs
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Stop Playing the Race Card on School Closures

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Thomas B. Fordham Institute, Aug. 1. Featured expert: Professor Vladimir Kogan, political science
Headshot of Brian Mittendorf.

A Pattern of Lavish Spending at a Leading LGBTQ Nonprofit

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New York Times, Aug. 1. Featured expert: Professor Brian Mittendorf, accounting
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Young Scientists Face Career Hurdles in Interdisciplinary Research

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A national study by Professor Bruce Weinberg, economics, shows incentives are needed to encourage work on society’s big problems.