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Today we are announcing a commitment to provide remote work opportunities to all of our student employees who have been previously employed (Spring, 2020) in university positions.
I am writing, today, to notify you of our decision to postpone our Spring 2020 Commencement ceremonies, planned for May 1-2 and graduation recognition activities on all regional campuses.
Whether your event is a department meeting, orientation program, or major performing arts event, here are four things an event planner/organizer can do, in advance, to facilitate access.
Due to the world’s coronavirus pandemic, ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½Facilities Management and Safety has created a page that lists the current operating status of buildings on all six campuses.
As communities across the nation grow quieter as we work together to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, our commitment to supporting and serving you has only grown stronger.
The Ohio men’s basketball game had just tipped off at the Convocation Center. It was just another mid-week conference game, except it wasn’t. The whistle blew before the first possession had even...
President M. Duane Nellis wanted to take a moment to address you, our students, who stand at the heart of everything we do and the mission of Ohio University.
We know many members of our university community wish to help those in need during this unprecedented time.
Staff not required to report to campus are expected to support the continuity of operations of the University by working remotely whenever possible or engaging in other meaningful work.
The purpose of this correspondence is to launch a process to employ our remaining student employees in meaningful work.
Ohio University will continue to provide outdoor WiFi coverage and remote library services while in-person instruction remains suspended.
Ohio University faculty and staff are working to ensure as seamless a transition as possible to remote and online instruction beginning March 23, and continuing through the end of the semester.
Students with disabilities may have additional questions or considerations during the transition to virtual learning and the Student Accessibility Services staffers are prepared and available.
While coronavirus presents a significant academic disruption for the student body, we are committed to the continuity of your high-quality education and to your ability to complete your education.
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, transportation options have changed for students, faculty and staff that may still be on campus.
