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Even after Monday’s terrorist attack on Ohio State University, OSU President Michael Drake still opposes campus carry legislation that would allow licensed, lawful adults to protect themselves on Ohio college campuses, Columbus Business First reported.

This week’s attack on the Ohio State campus has spurred renewed interest in campus carry legislation currently moving through the Ohio state legislature.

“Deeply saddened by the senseless act of gun violence at Ohio State this morning.” That’s Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia, tweeting after 11 Ohio State students were attacked with a car and a knife.

After a suspect ran down multiple people with his car, then got out of the car and began stabbing and slashing people with a knife Monday at Ohio State University, a responding officer—a good guy with a gun—shot and killed the suspect, ending the rampage that had killed one and sent nine to area hospitals.

Last week the Ohio State University Pistol Team won its third consecutive national championship—the eighth in the program’s history.

According to Maag, current law infringes on the the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.

Ohio state senators added language to the state’s biennial budget bill this week that would block journalists from viewing records on Concealed Handgun License holders.