Graduate Student Senate: Members approve bill to enforce a new sexual assault prevention program
By Colt Austen | Feb. 19, 2019The Green Dot Program has successfully reduced sexual assault up to 50 percent at other universities.
The Green Dot Program has successfully reduced sexual assault up to 50 percent at other universities.
Capstone Properties President David Funk wants approval from the commissioners for land approval.
Several council members criticized the city’s inaccurate cost estimates.
The Green Dot Bystander Intervention Program encourages an intolerance of violence and reactive intervention in high-risk situations.
Student Senate will announce the final five applicants Thursday.
The compost pilot program could be extended into June.
There is roughly $1 million set aside for trash cans each year.
Ohio University is using spending reserves to cover costs as well as raising incoming student tuition.
Council President Chris Knisely said Athens will do everything it can to aid its residents and federal workers in preparation for the next shutdown.
Edwards won the election with a unanimous 98-0 vote on Feb. 6.
The bill would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can be as early as six weeks into the pregnancy — before many women know they’re pregnant.
The resolutions would allow Judicial Panel and non-voting members to be eligible for Emeriti Status.
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Student Senate passed eight resolutions at the meeting.
GSS members also appointed three new members.
A BDT architect shared floor plans for a new EMS station.
The student body as a whole would have the final say in Student Senate amendments instead of the Board of Trustees.
Members will also vote on nine resolutions at the meeting.
The recent shutdown impacted local businesses, SNAP recipients and housing.
Members will vote on three resolutions at the meeting.