Parents of Ohio State students are sounding the alarm on rising crime at the university, plastering billboards near the campus in an effort to put public safety on the administrations’ radar. One billboard reads “College should not be a crime scene,” with the hashtag #OSUProtectOurKids” just below it. Another reads “One is one too many,” displaying a picture of Chase Meola, a marketing major who was shot and killed outside Phi Kappa Psi’s OSU chapter in October of 2020. MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY BOOSTS POLICE PRESENCE YEAR AFTER CUTTING TIES, CRIME PLUMMETS Three mothers and members of “Buckeyes For A Safe Ohio State,” joined “Fox & Friends” Monday to discuss the group’s one common goal—press the university administration to provide a safe environment for students. “You leave your child at university with the expectation of a wonderful education, with the hope of a great social life, but you do not anticipate the…
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