“There's not a quick answer to this. We can't wish it away, and despite the efforts both of Republicans and Democrats to make this into a partisan issue, it's not. It's a Russian issue,” Steven Miner, a history professor specializing in Russian studies, said.
To date, six members of Senate have resigned following Kalkat’s removal being voided.
The panelists discussed their predictions for the future of the conflict.
Emily Ertle is the sixth member of Senate to resign since Feb. 23.
Due to a tabled ordinance, the mask mandate has expired as of Monday.
OU Student Trustee Sarah Ladipo is an example of making the most of opportunities.
Chandler Jent, vice commissioner of operations for the Senate Appropriations Commission, cited Senate’s “toxic” environment in his resignation letter.
During Monday’s meeting, Council voted to pass the ordinance authorizing the one-time retention payment of $1,000 in a 6-1 vote.
Edwards, who represents the 94th District encompassing Athens County, shared his views on pending legislation, goals for office and more.
The sophomore student is challenging incumbent Jay Edwards for the Ohio 94th District seat.
A lawsuit was filed against the state of Ohio by advocates and schools against the Edchoice Scholarship Program.
The Committee of the Whole considered the possibility of creating a connector road for increased accessibility.
On Saturday, U.S. Senate Candidate Morgan Harper explained her campaign promises in a press conference outside of the Athens City Building.
The court decision stated the maps were unconstitutional as they only changed slightly from the original maps and still showed partisan bias.
The Food Not Bombs OU chapter promotes food insecurity awareness and peaceful ways to serve the local Athens community.
The objections were filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio and Covington & Burling LLP, a law firm, among others.
The candidates may face off in the Nov. 8 general election if they make it past the primaries on May 3.
Ivan discussed all of the different initiatives Senate members have made progress on in 2021.
Council’s committees presented information regarding financial status and projects from 2021.
The police union contract reopener would include a 2.5% increase in pay for 2022.
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