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Greg Levy Brings Socialism to Campus in his Campaign for U.S. Senate (opens the original)
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Socialist U.S. Senate Candidate Greg Levy speaks at the Ohio State University in Denney Hall on Monday. Credit: Josephine Pajemola | Lantern Reporter Independent U.S. Senate candidate Greg Levy spoke Monday at Ohio State in Denney Hall, campaigning on a socialist platform that he said prioritizes the working-class needs over billionaires. Levy, who said he is affiliated with the Party for Socialism and Liberation, focused his speech largely on shifting away from a capitalist economy and creating
International student USG seat created for the 2026-27 academic year (opens the original)
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Undergraduate Student Government General Assembly Passes an International Student Emissary Seat for the 59th General Assembly. The Undergraduate Student Government aims to expand their representation to add an international student emissary seat for this academic year. A resolution creating the position passed the USG General Assembly meeting Wednesday. An emissary seat is a position in the USG that would serve a group of people deemed underrepresented for the duration of the academic year. This
Knowlton Society Parklet to be Displayed at Pearl Alley Jam (opens the original)
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Kaleb Duarte (front) and a fellow Knowlton student working to build the parklet to be displayed at Pearl Alley Jam | Credit: Josephine Pajemola | Lantern Reporter A parking spot redesigned to be a space for people to gather will be displayed this weekend as a part of International Park(ing) Day, a day to build parklets, in University District through a community collaboration spearheaded by Knowlton Society, a student advocacy organization. The parklet, the first to come from Ohio State’s school
Gov. David Beasley Discusses the Power of Breaking Bread in Achieving a More Peaceful World at Ohio State (opens the original)
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Gov. David Beasley answers a student’s question at the Breaking Bread, Bridging Divides Fireside Chat at the US Bank Conference Theater in the Ohio Union. Credit: Josephine Pajemola | Lantern Reporter David Beasley, a former South Carolina governor and the former leader of the United Nations World Food Programme, visited Ohio State on Tuesday, to speak on international food security and how he facilitated discussions between world leaders to bridge divides for a more peaceful world. The Ohio Uni
USG President and Vice President look ahead to first full semester in office (opens the original)
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Undergraduate Student Government President Chris Cade and Vice President Isaiah Nire. Credit: Courtesy of Aashvi Soni The Undergraduate Student Government’s newest leaders have much to look forward to for their first full semester in office and they say hearing from the student body is at the top of their list. Chris Cade and Isaiah Nire were elected as the president and vice president respectively of the USG in April. They ran on a platform of student advocacy, per prior Lantern reporting. Cade
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