OU revises face covering, physical distancing protocols
By Ryan Maxin | June 1, 2021Revisions include changes to face covering and physical distancing measures, among others.
Revisions include changes to face covering and physical distancing measures, among others.
OU will continue to update dorm guidelines based on public health experts recommendations in response to COVID-19.
Here are buildings on campus that incoming freshman should know about before arriving.
Students who are fully vaccinated will be tested monthly, while non-vaccinated students will be tested weekly.
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Students and faculty members share advice on how to best develop a relationship with their advisor.
The lawsuit was officially dropped April 29.
Ohio University President Duane Nellis will be stepping down effective June 30 and is looking forward to getting back into the classroom.
Sara Helfrich is the current senior associate dean for research and graduate students in the Patton College of Education.
Both fall and spring graduates are invited Labor Day weekend to attend OU’s first home football game as well.
New Chords on the Block, Bobcat Twirlers and Bobcat Productions all share their plans for the Fall Semester.
The Ohio Department of Higher Education will award Ohio University’s STEM programs over $1 million in scholarships as a part of the Choose Ohio First scholarship program.
The major is still subject to approval from external organizations but was recently approved by Ohio University’s Board of Trustees.
New Student Senate officers were sworn into office tonight as outgoing officers talked about the past year.
Some campus facilities have been temporarily restricted or closed due to the pandemic, leading to a lower number of visitors.
The proposed bill would require universities to report hazing incidents and establish hazing education programs.
As OU vaccination clinics come to a close, students share their positive experiences with staff.
Some students believe the plan is inferior to those at other universities.
Those involved in the letter-writing campaign hope it sparks more conversation on campus.
Updates include increased in-person instruction and the continuation of public health guidelines.