Month: February 2021

Mental and social wellness are always important, even during a pandemic.

Let us first acknowledge this: COVID-era fun is different from pre-COVID fun.

Video games offer a safe way to explore different worlds and meet up with friends – while providing many social, emotional, cognitive, and physical benefits to boot.

Answering your questions about mental health services and breaking down the process of seeing a counselor.

Containment measures have been successful and will allow us to return to in-person classes and other activities at Homewood on February 11.

After a peak of 44 new COVID cases on February 2, cases have been trending down. If trends continue, in-person classes and activities for Homewood undergraduates will resume on February 11.

This fun, tournament-style contest will determine which meat-free dish will be crowned Chompion.

All undergraduates are now required to get tested three times a week, effective Friday, Feb. 5, until further notice. No gatherings of any size are allowed for undergraduates, on campus or off, indoors or outdoors, through Monday morning at 8 a.m. 

After detecting a cluster of COVID-19 among undergraduate students, the university has suspended in-person undergraduate classes on the Homewood campus as well as other in-person activities for two days.

To get everyone hyped for Meatless Madness 2021, we made the Chompion recipe of Meatless Madness 2020, Garlicky White Bean Avocado Toast with BBQ Drizzle.