Athens Campus Enrollment Plan - Ohio University 2025

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Ohio University will close all diversity, equity and inclusion offices in response to Ohios new higher ed law.
Political control of Ohio has oscillated between the two major parties. Republicans outnumber Democrats in Ohio government.
Notably, 39% of students report self-censoring at least once or twice a month, reflecting the level of hesitance to voice certain opinions. Politically, the student body heavily leans liberal, with about 1.84 liberal students for every conservative.
Walking through College Green on Ohio Universitys Athens campus for the first time is an unforgettable experience. The brick paths and buildings alongside the Hocking River represent a 200-year history of academic excellence, earning the university the nickname Harvard on the Hocking.
The Oberlin student body has a long history of activism and a reputation for being notably liberal.