Category: Physical

The ‘Red Zone’ is the period of time when the majority of on-campus sexual assaults occur. Learn why that is, how it’s different in 2021, and what you can do about it.

Taking time off can reduce stress and increase your productivity.

Have an idea for an initiative, activity, or campaign that will encourage COVID safety measures? We want to hear about it.

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.

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.