So, you’re a freshman again. Scratch that, it’s the last time you’ll ever be a freshman again. This time around may be a little different and all the more daunting, but thankfully, there’s a few tips that will make it smooth sailing.
All campus-affiliated gyms, including Ping Recreational facility, will be closed until it is deemed safe to reopen during the phased return.
Student worries range from community health to entering the job market amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
OU plans to incorporate a multi-phased return plan for undergraduate and graduate students.
Making friends could be just as easy as past years if people try hard enough.
Local business talk about what it’s store for the upcoming events and how COVID-19 has affected business.
The events started Aug. 21 and end Aug. 29.
The university also launched a report form for suspected or confirmed COVID-19 cases.
The training goes over university policies and COVID-19 safety procedures.
This is to help reduce population density on campus and make Athens as safe as possible.
Most students will begin classes remotely on Aug. 24 through at least Sept. 27.
Several plans on how to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 were discussed and passed.
Carlo DeNiro is still eligible to run for Senate president amid sexual assault allegations.
All on-campus activities will be paused on November 20.
Professors in the WGSS and AAS programs will stay in their positions.
From Creamy Studios to withlovefrommar.
Offices of note include the Bursar’s office, Allen Student Advising Center and many more.
The organization creates a network of first-generation students and allies.
From theater to poetry to dance to comedy to community — you like it, OU has it.
From biking solo to personal training, Campus Recreation has it all.
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