Neighborhood Spotlight-Clintonville

Neighborhood Spotlight-Clintonville

Nestled between the Ohio State University and Worthington, this large neighborhood is home to many attractions, eateries, and local goodies for all ages. 

In the warmer months, enjoy the Park of Roses, a garden featuring more than 11,000 rose bushes and specialized gardens, or the Farmer’s Market, where you can procure locally sourced produce. 

Looking for something year round?  Head on over to Wild Goose Creative or Studio 35 to explore your creative side and create some one of a kind pieces in the process. 

Hungry?  Food choices here veer towards farm to table.  From Acre, a quick, but healthy eatery, or the Crest Gastropub, a neighborhood staple, there is something for everyone.  From vegan eats, to premium barbeque at ray rays, Clintonville boasts food for all palates!

Looking to move?  Clintonville is just minutes away from many Columbus neighborhoods including the Short North Arts District, the University District, and the ever popular suburb of Worthington, and provides some affordable housing options for those who want to be close to the city, without the costs of city living!

For more information visit: https://www.experiencecolumbus.com/neighborhoods/campusclintonville/

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Student Organization Spotlight! The Student Bar Association

Student Organization Spotlight: The Student Bar Association (SBA)

Want to be part of something everyone is involved in?  Look no further then the Student Bar Organization (SBA)!  All Law Students are members of the SBA, a student run government organization that works side-by-side with the school administration in matters such as school policies and school leadership.  In addition, the SBA fosters strong relationships between the student body and faculty, administration, and other facets of the legal community.  The SBA offers a plethora of leadership opportunities for both day and evening students.  Whether it’s a position on the executive board, or one of the various committees throughout the school, the SBA can offer opportunities for each and every student!

 

Want to be part of the organization that encompasses the entire student body? Elections are held in the spring for most executive positions, with appointments being made after elections conclude.

Further Questions? You can reach the SBA by emailing sba@law.capital.edu to learn more about executive board positions, the requirements to be an executive board member, as well as the opportunities available to sit on committees, including the admissions committee, helping to shape the future classes!

https://msulawsba.org/