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.
Students who engage in or plan fests could face criminal charges.
Sherri Gibson, an employee of Ohio University, is placed in the Coshocton County Port Authority to help bring business to the area.
Despite concerns regarding COVID-19 safety for students and faculty, plans are being formulated for in-person classes in the fall.
GSS will be putting $675 toward the Expo.
The Department of Classics and World Religions recently changed its name to the Department of Classics and Religious Studies.
Spin scooters returned to campus Monday after being removed for the winter.
Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday the plan for increased vaccination eligibility.
Students have slowly begun to find the AAC’s tutoring and advising services while adapting to the pandemic.
Ohio University has a higher percentage of tenured faculty than the average for public universities, as reported by The Chronicle for Higher Education.
Nellis was one of 14 public university presidents to sign the letter in favor of Collin’s Law.
This year’s upcoming Bobcat Student Orientation will contain both in-person and virtual programs.
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