Transfer students find it uniquely hard to build connections during COVID-19 pandemic
By Molly Wilson | Feb. 9, 2021Making friends has been difficult for students who are just getting to know the Athens campus.
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.
With the addition of the Grab N’ Go positions, 860 culinary shifts are now available.
Renée Middleton will be stepping down from her position as dean in late June.
Two students with Celiac disease described their underwhelming dining experience on campus.
Police and city officials urge those with a face covering ordinance complaint to call APD’s non-emergency number.
Student Senate passed its first bill demanding the satisfactory/no credit grading option be kept in place during the Spring Semester.
For the Spring Semester, some Ohio University students took the opportunity to live off campus early in order to make room for more quarantine and isolation spaces in residence halls.
Here’s a look at all the news that happened during a tumultuous first week of classes.
Some students had amplified anxiety over the start of the semester due to last-minute changes or communications with courses.
Comparing the housing and dining rates to last semester.
More accurate, non-invasive COVID-19 tests will be available to students through Vault.
If Ohio University students return to all-online instruction, there will be an estimated loss of about $1 million per week.
The distribution will take place in the newly opened Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine building, Heritage Hall.
Scott Borgemenke is an Ohio University alumnus who currently works for the Ohio Hospital Association.