All Sides with Amy Juravich

Esports was already a growing prospect before the pandemic. Universities constructed esports arenas, organized varsity teams and began offering majors – and scholarships.

The Trump administration has moved to halt employee racial sensitivity training at federal agencies.

This show originally aired on September 24, 2020. The pandemic has changed everything, including our language. Words that we never used before have become commonplace, and in some cases, new words have been created to describe new experiences.

Gov. Mike DeWine on Sunday told CNN that he was not contacted by the White House after President Trump tested positive for COVID-19, following the debate last week in Cleveland.

This episode originally aired Sept. 22, 2020. Calls for police reform sparked by the police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor have echoed in cities and statehouses across the country.

This episode originally ran on Sept. 29, 2020. A federal judge ruled that the U.S. Census count will continue through October 31, blocking a Trump Administration plan to end it a month early.

Many colleges and universities planned to have some kind of normal college experience this fall. But a little over a month into the semester, most students are taking class online. To help students who are struggling, Ohio State has implemented a pass/no-pass option and extended the deadline to drop classes.

This episode originally aired on September 28 2020. Arts organizations across the U.S. face financial losses estimated at $13.1 billion and counting. Prior to the pandemic, arts and culture in Ohio was a $41 billion dollar industry, rivaling the travel industry.

A recent analysis of statewide mortality data concluded that Ohio set a one-month record in May, exceeding 500 overdose deaths for the first time ever. Stress, isolation and limited access to treatment brought on by the pandemic are thought to be exacerbating an already troubling nationwide trend.

President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden faced off in Cleveland last night for their first debate. It was less a debate than a 90-minute combative exchange full of interruptions and few ideas.