Tag: Columbus
Columbus is now America’s first smart city: What does that mean?
In 2016, the city of Columbus competed against 77 other cities in the U.S. to receive technology grants via the U.S. Smart City Challenge. Columbus ended up winning the challenge, […]
Bike rental service rolls into Bexley
CoGo bikes have ridden onto campus, offering a more sustainable transportation option for students and Bexley residents alike. “It’s part of Bexley’s sustainability initiatives,” Paul Matthews, director of facilities management, […]
Should we trust the CPD?
The United States is immersed in strife and violence. Since the shooting of Michael Brown by Ferguson police in 2014, we have been living in dysfunctional racial discourse. As we have seen […]
A guide for students staying in Columbus for summer 2016
Throughout much of the year Columbus is home to over 89,000 full time college students. During the academic season, these students collectively organize thousands of educational, service, and social events […]
Student finds racially-charged death threat on apartment door, president calls for university-wide conversation
Upon returning to his Capital Commons apartment at 1 a.m. last Saturday, junior Jalen Mitchell found a threatening note with racial slurs and swastikas taped to his back door. According […]