S/NC grading option made available for Spring Semester
By Maya Morita | Feb. 25, 2021The S/NC grading option is for the Spring Semester but not for upcoming summer courses.
The S/NC grading option is for the Spring Semester but not for upcoming summer courses.
The survey is not a waiting list for the vaccine, nor will it increase students’ chances of getting the vaccine sooner.
From professors to administrators, take a look at university employees’ salaries during the fiscal year.
ASAP is looking to partner with other organizations and use social media to support survivors at Ohio University.
The appeal sparks debate about the degrees of protections afforded to non-students.
Student Senate shares plans for more activities, including Pride Week, Ohio University Founders Day and new outdoor programming, for students.
President Joe Biden extended the pause of student debt and insurance payments to Sept. 30 on his first day in office.
Teaching internships for education majors has undergone significant changes due to the pandemic.
Students living in residence halls have faced some difficulty living with roommates while taking online classes.
Some courses are cutting material as a result of wellness days.
Student Senate focused on the topic of sexual assault prevention and senators provided resources to show their support for survivors.
Most remote students decided to stay home to save money and because of their friends’ decisions.
OU is filling a shortage of custodial staff that was created after the university laid off hundreds of employees last summer.
Making friends has been difficult for students who are just getting to know the Athens campus.
At least 100 students have signed up for a free trial for F45 workouts.
Students in Bromley and Pickering halls were asked to take a CVS rapid-result COVID-19 test in an attempt to monitor potential outbreaks.
Some faculty senators believed the report violated university policies and sent the wrong message to the community.
Students can order food in advance for pickup to avoid to the long lines in dining halls.
Carter II touched on COVID-19 and the Senate’s goals.
GSS will donate $1,000 to Cats’ Cupboard.