Ohio State will now offer incentives for students, faculty and staff to get vaccinated in hopes of exceeding a 65 percent vaccination rate before the fall semester begins, University President Kristina M. Johnson announced in a universitywide email Friday.
After many months of shut doors and a strictly virtual presence, the Center of Science and Industry will reopen to the public June 3.
Forget taking the shuttle to the Schottenstein Center — a new vaccine clinic has opened on North Campus at the Jesse Owens North Recreation Center.
Vaccinated Ohioans are no longer required to wear masks or social distance, according to a revised health order by the Ohio Department of Health released Monday.
Ohio’s mask mandate and other COVID-19 health orders will be a thing of the past June 2, Gov. Mike DeWine said in a press conference Wednesday.
Despite a shortage in the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, more doses will be allocated for Ohio State students this week than last.
In an email to the Ohio State community Friday, University President Kristina M. Johnson said classrooms with fewer than 50 students will be at full capacity, vaccinated students will have to test for COVID-19 less often and fall and spring breaks will return in full in the coming academic year.
Jacob Chang was sworn in as Undergraduate Student Government president and Anna Valerius as vice president Tuesday night in hopes of creating a more direct communication between students and Ohio State’s administration for the next year.
Gov. Mike DeWine announced Thursday that starting next week, vaccine clinics will be set up on Ohio's campuses for students to receive COVID-19 vaccines.
Starting April 14, Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center will designate a quarter of its COVID-19 vaccine doses to students, faculty and staff.