Student Senate: Discussion with Athens mayor held, appointments made
By Alex Imwalle | Oct. 17, 2021Vice President Elaina Tartal encouraged members of Senate to remind organizations to apply for funding, the deadline for which is Nov. 1.
Vice President Elaina Tartal encouraged members of Senate to remind organizations to apply for funding, the deadline for which is Nov. 1.
OU is scaling up its entire advising system, giving students more resources to find jobs, internships and experiential learning.
This year’s freshman class is the most diverse and academically accomplished at OU.
Some students reported accommodating professors while others struggled with unexcused absences or late assignments.
Senate passed a resolution to provide a gift card incentive for students who complete the survey.
Emma Armstrong, a junior studying speech pathology, said the club started as a joke.
James Gaskell, health commissioner at the Athens City-County Health Department, said there are no additional health risks associated with receiving the COVID-19 and flu vaccines around the same time.
Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, gave more details on vaccine exemptions.
The leak was fixed Sept. 15.
Two sexual offense reports were taken in September from Tiffin Hall and Gamertsfelder Hall, both of which are located on East Green.
The Board also discussed a policy that would allow remote participation to count toward voting.
Homecoming weekend yields just a 10-20% increase in arrests.
Their presentation focused on informing Senate about the items the Board addressed during two summer meetings and hearing any questions or concerns from students.
Ben Ziff, manager at Donkey Coffee, said it will be interesting to see how COVID-19 affects Athens businesses during Homecoming 2021.
The Homecoming parade is back, and several student organizations are prepping for the return and marching on Saturday.
The Faculty Senate debated a resolution Monday night that sought to eliminate bonuses for high-paid administrators.
Tau Kappa Epsilon is currently a provisional chapter at Ohio University but will soon be a fully operational chapter on campus.
The event included independent At-large candidates Damon Krane and Iris Virjee.
Senate also discussed the university’s mandated anti-hazing education modules.
Senate also discussed the university’s new mandatory online hazing education training for all students, faculty and staff.