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Public Policy Tipoffs Involving Ohio Newsletter for 2026-11-01 ( 6 items )  
Chem-O-Ween Returns With Explosions, Fire and Fun (10)
KENT, Ohio, Oct. 30 -- Kent State University posted the following news: * * * Chem-O-Ween Returns With Explosions, Fire and Fun * Fire, explosions, fog and everything else you would want for a Halloween party are a staple at one of Kent State's largest Halloween events on campus. For one night, Chem-O-Ween provides science and a show to everyone in attendance. Kent State Today interviewed a couple of the ingredients needed to brew this continued College of Science and Humanities Halloween tradition. Chem-O-Ween starts with Zachary Boggs,  more PR

Kent State Receives $6.4 Million Commitment to Support Nursing, Fashion and Music Students (10)
KENT, Ohio, Oct. 30 -- Kent State University posted the following news: * * * Kent State Receives $6.4 Million Commitment to Support Nursing, Fashion and Music Students * Kent State University nursing, fashion and music students will gain new scholarships, cutting-edge lab technology and emergency financial support through a $6.4 million commitment from local philanthropists Marie Rader and James Angiulo. The gift includes an outright donation of $400,000 and a $6 million bequest. Rader is a retired RN and former fundraising professional,  more PR

Kent State's I Am First Week Helps First-Generation Students Find Their Place (10)
KENT, Ohio, Oct. 30 -- Kent State University posted the following news: * * * Kent State's I Am First Week Helps First-Generation Students Find Their Place * Adjusting to campus life may bring nerves and uncertainty for any new college student, but first-generation students can experience some unique challenges. "I felt like I didn't really have anyone to talk to," said Alex Newnes, a third-year Kent State University student from Wiloughby, Ohio. "Just finding a group on campus was something I was struggling to find." Newnes is not alone. more PR

Reps. Davis, Finstad, Kaptur Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Protect US Pork Producers from Animal Disease (10)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 -- Rep. Don Davis, D-North Carolina, issued the following news release: * * * Reps. Davis, Finstad, Kaptur Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Protect US Pork Producers from Animal Disease * WASHINGTON, DC - Reps. Don Davis (NC-01), Brad Finstad (MN-01), and Marcy Kaptur (OH-09) have introduced H.R. 10911, US Swine Health Improvement Plan Act, bipartisan bill that would formally establish a voluntary US Department of Agriculture (USDA) regulatory program to be known as the US Swine Health Improvement Plan (US SHIP) to ce more PR

Together, We Give During Kent State's Most Generous Annual Tradition (10)
KENT, Ohio, Oct. 30 -- Kent State University posted the following news: * * * Together, We Give During Kent State's Most Generous Annual Tradition * Everyone has a reason to give. Some people give to help students earn their degree. Others give to fuel discovery, strengthen our communities, protect our planet or inspire creativity. Whatever moves you to make a difference, there's a place for your passion at Kent State. And when we give together, our generosity becomes something extraordinary. This November, Golden Flashes everywhere are i more PR

UAW Members' Demands Will Shape Next Congress as Union Runs its Most Ambitious Electoral Program in Decades (10)
DETROIT, Michigan, Oct. 31 [Category: Union] -- The United Automobile Workers posted the following news: * * * UAW Members' Demands Will Shape Next Congress as Union Runs its Most Ambitious Electoral Program in Decades * After months of organizing that began early in the summer, the UAW is on track to knock more than 300,000 doors with UAW members and union households as part of its biggest electoral program in decades. The UAW is using its membership-focused political program, modeled on the success of the 2023 Stand Up Strike, to reach w more PR