May 29, 2019
It’s a fact, there is an end of life for all of us.
And, of course, we all want to ensure that we, and our loved ones, die in the most dignified, humane, and comfortable circumstances. For most people in developed countries, palliative care and hospice ensure that these goals are achieved.
But, when you strip away...
May 22, 2019
Prison populations are exploding. Overcrowded prisons lead to concerns about safety and human rights, not to mention the tremendous financial burden. Alongside this, we see an increase in drug-related incarcerations, especially those fueled by the opioid epidemic, which raises the perpetual discussion of the values...
May 15, 2019
The Ohio State University has significant impact on the region and the state – from economic and workforce development to business partnerships and community engagement to driving breakthrough research solutions.
Approaching its 150th anniversary, Ohio State continues to look ahead and move forward. The students,...
May 8, 2019
It is an accepted fact that school funding in the State of Ohio is as debated as it is confounding. Questions surrounding its equity, not to mention is constitutionality, have been plaguing the state for almost two decades.
Up until last week, it seemed that a new bipartisan approach was going to be implemented, but has...
May 1, 2019
The future of mobility in Ohio is at an interesting point with the state government considering increased funding for public transportation and the recently passed gas tax to maintain infrastructure.
We welcomed Jack Marchbanks, Ph.D., the new Director of the Ohio Department of Transportation. Marchbanks discussed the...