These new settlements come on the eve of oral argument being heard in an appeals case against Ohio State.
, October 2020, May 2020 and March 2020. No taxpayer, tuition or restricted donor funds were used in the settlement payments, the university said.
The latest settlements also come on the eve of oral arguments being heard in an appeals case against the university. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati is scheduled to hear oral arguments in the case of Steve Snyder-Hill, et al. v. The Ohio State University beginning Tuesday morning.
The court will hear arguments from attorneys representing Stephen Snyder-Hill – a former Ohio State athlete who has long accused the university of mishandling his sexual assault allegations against Strauss – and more than 80 other plaintiffs appealing a U.S. District Court’s decision from November to dismiss their case on statute of limitations groundsSheridan Hendrix is a higher education reporter at the Columbus Dispatch. You can reach her at
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