Ohio State doctors make recommendations to stay healthy amid COVID-19 and flu season
In past years, Ohio State students navigated the flu from late fall to early spring, but this year brings the threat of COVID-19 as well.
In past years, Ohio State students navigated the flu from late fall to early spring, but this year brings the threat of COVID-19 as well.
The power of one — whether it be one parent creating a safety advocacy group on Facebook, one student’s sacrifice to save his friends or a grieving mother — brings with it hundreds to thousands more uniting over a common cause: safety for Ohio State students.
Along with fall weather and Halloween festivities, October brings Ohio State’s multi-day conference, “Cybersecurity Days.”
While reports of aggravated assault and burglary decreased on and near campus in 2020, instances of rape and fondling increased, according to the university’s annual safety report released Friday.
Ohio State will work with the private sector to increase security patrols and safety measures in the university area.
University Police will hold training sessions this fall in an effort to improve relationships between officers and students.
A new billboard on Lane Avenue funded by Buckeyes for a Safe Ohio State urges the university administration to do more to address the recent surge in crime around campus.
Three Ohio State students were robbed near Indianola and Woodruff avenues at around 3 a.m. Sunday.
The next time a Buckeye forgets to look up while crossing the street, Ohio State’s Share the Road initiative decals will remind them.
University President Kristina M. Johnson announced in an email Tuesday that serious crime incidents in the University District are down 39 percent since Aug. 27.