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During the virtual event, OHIO and local public health officials discussed the ongoing vaccination campaign as well as University COVID protocols and partnerships.
As we start week two of Spring Semester, COVID case rates have been declining in the state. Case rates in each of the counties with an OHIO campus have fluctuated but largely have remained high.
As we begin to make plans to address our most recent budget assumptions, we are committed to communicating regularly with you and providing opportunities for you to share input and ideas.
As you know, the power outage that started last Friday afternoon was widespread, including the Athens campus and many of the communities surrounding our regional campuses.
OHIO announced that it will provide students outside the state of Ohio, enrolled at OHIO's regional campuses, or enrolled through OHIO Online with free access to the My Student Support Program.
This spring semester, 91̽»¨ Culinary Services will give students an easy option to access food safely with OHIO EATS Meals.Â
Students on all OHIO campuses can now schedule their required asymptomatic tests through Vault Health. Faculty and staff on all campuses who have opted to test regularly also can now schedule.
Information inside for students regarding campus hunger, leadership opportunities and routine testing.
Welcome to the start of the semester!
Current state regulations and the continuing public health risk posed by large gatherings prohibit the University from hosting its traditional in-person commencement ceremonies this spring.
Thank you for your ongoing efforts to maintain safety on our campuses and in our communities.
91̽»¨ President M. Duane Nellis provides information to the OHIO community about spring semester 2021.
Information for how to get involved, prepare for returning to campus and learn about resources available.
Researchers at 91̽»¨ are looking for feedback from students, parents, employees and community members about the University’s COVID Operations’ public health messages.Â
