Spring Semester quarantine changes include new Remain-in-Room system
By Anna Millar | Nov. 22, 2020Among other changes to on-campus quarantine this spring, Ohio University is implementing a Remain-in-Room plan.
Among other changes to on-campus quarantine this spring, Ohio University is implementing a Remain-in-Room plan.
Several club sports have had to get creative about how they will meet in the Spring, including OU’s club tennis and cornhole teams.
Student Senate touched on mental health on campus about how many students will return for Spring Semester.
The movement of students and increase in in-person classes has raised some concerns for Ohio University faculty about the Spring Semester.
GSS will be co-hosting a graduate student and faculty conference with the University of Kentucky.
The orders were sent after the university received reports claiming members “potentially compromised the health and safety of their respective members.”
Midterm elections and political outreach are among top priorities for campus political groups.
Scholarships and financial aid at OU have been changing since fall 2020, yet most of the scholarship information for incoming students to OU has not been released.
The university will have a color-coded alert system, like the state of Ohio’s.
Foreign language professors adjust their classrooms to support students as they learn how to ask questions and get involved online.
Ohio University’s announcement that it will allow residential students to return next semester was met with mixed reactions from OU students.
Several resolutions to appoint new members were also passed.
Impound lots are currently required to exist within city limits, an ordinance passed by Council Monday will allow this lots to exist 5 miles outside of city limits.
The classroom will reopen Nov. 16 as long as no further COVID-19 cases are reported.
The number of new cases reported have been decreasing since Oct. 10.
The survey’s deadline is Nov. 2.
Students share their opinion on Ohio University's housing requirements as many students spend their first semester off-campus.
A plan for Spring Semester will be announced soon.
Some students who are back on campus prefer to work out at Ping during the pandemic.
Students expressed their frustrations over meals, communication and the university’s lack of planning.