Collin’s Law, an anti-hazing law, has re-entered the Ohio Legislature and will increase hazing penalties from a fourth-degree misdemeanor to a felony.
Some students have been using group chats to spread information and offer means of transportation.
Esme Scarberry shares her housing story.
While the university gained from OU’s achievements, it also spent more than $17,000 on advertising.
Teaching assistants have had to help students struggling with their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic, although they are not trained to do so.
Jenny Hall-Jones shared that Nelson Court and Front Room Coffeehouse have plans to have some dine-in options within the next week.
Multiple candidates have made it a goal to focus on students’ well-being.
GSS condemned racism toward the AAPI community and announced its election results.
Ohio University students have spoken out across platforms to voice their opposition to proposed cuts to the center.
Kathleen Wiant shared her son's story at a letter-writing campaign Zoom kick-off event.
Dozens of demonstrators held signs, spoke and chanted in support of the Center for Law, Justice and Culture before presenting a petition to Cutler Hall.
With the new protocols in place for students getting food at dining halls, many have seen problems with waste being created from the portions provided in to-go containers.
Ohio University will be leading a letter-writing campaign for Collin’s Law with a kick-off event over Zoom on Monday at 8 p.m.
The ceremonies will be held throughout four days at the end of April and the start of May.
Student Senate heard two presentations focusing on diversity and inclusion.
The university is collecting data from fully vaccinated community members using the OHIO Voluntary Vaccine Registry survey.
Ohio University's Center for Campus and Community Engagement played a large role in securing the distinction.
In-person tours are limited to 10 people.
While some students feel they were taken care of, others feel left in the dark.
Jefferson Marketplace being closed for the Spring Semester can bring challenges to students struggling with food accessibility.
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