OU takes steps toward introducing new virtual reality and game development major
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 22, 2021The major is still subject to approval from external organizations but was recently approved by Ohio University’s Board of Trustees.
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.
Weld House will be demolished this summer using reserves from housing revenues.
Student Senate approved all nominations for senior awards, which include senator emeritus, justice emeritus and senior honors.
Regional students have been going to local clinics to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Leanne Ford is a 2003 graduate and studied specialized studies while at OU.
A new amendment was approved allowing a new committee to focus on inclusion and proper pronoun usage.
Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine visited Heritage Hall on Monday to witness three students receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
OU lost just over $38 million in revenue in fall 2020 and about $23 million in revenue for spring 2021.
OU developed the Pawprint Tour in order to host a larger amount of prospective families on campus while continuing to follow COVID-19 guidelines.
Students are encouraged to use OU’s vaccine registry if they have already been vaccinated.
A letter-writing campaign is being held at Baker University Center for students in favor of Collin’s Law to send letters to legislators.
Two candidates from the Athens Advocacy ticket and one candidate from the Build Together ticket will take executive positions.
Professors also criticized the university-sponsored support of non-renewed faculty.