Singing Men of Ohio cease and desist order lifted after university investigation
By Abby Miller | Jan. 13, 2022The Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility found insufficient evidence to substantiate claims in an incident report.
The Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility found insufficient evidence to substantiate claims in an incident report.
The Academic and Student Success Committee met Thursday.
Ice reminded attendees of current COVID protocols, including weekly testing for select groups of people on OU’s campus.
The lawsuit asks for a preliminary injunction, which would temporarily stop the mandate until a decision is officially offered.
One RA held a walkout Saturday to call attention to problems RAs face in the position.
The Post sat down with Gillian Ice to discuss the university’s plan for mitigating COVID-19 infections this spring and recommendations for students as they navigate the ongoing pandemic on campus.
Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, said more positive COVID-19 cases are expected this spring than last fall.
During the Fall Semester, only those students who were not yet vaccinated were required to test weekly while vaccinated individuals were exempt.
Hogan’s instatement follows Jenny Hall-Jones’ announcement that she will be leaving for Grand Valley State University.
Face shields, bandanas, neck gaiters, scarves, turtleneck collars, masks with valves and ski masks will no longer be accepted as face coverings.
OU asked students living off-campus and residential students who do not have an at-home COVID-19 test to schedule a test with Vault Health.
Students, faculty and staff will only be required to isolate or quarantine for five days.
The search to fill the position will begin in the Spring Semester.
Information was presented on behalf of the Finance and Facilities Committee and the Benefits Advisory Council projecting health care costs to increase over 5% in the next year.
The ceremony combined both graduate and undergraduate students.
As of Dec. 1, only 7,087 students have completed required anti-hazing training modules, Carly Leatherwood, a university spokesperson, said.
OU will end FY21 with $709.2 million in revenue and will spend $666.3 million on various expenses.
The body formally condemned Ohio House Bills 480 and 454.
Students have reported both mental health and academic benefits as a result of more social interaction.
The ensemble is not allowed to meet unless it is for sanctioned practices or performances or for academic coursework.