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Sugar Land Shuttle restrictions replaced with priority system

Parking and Transportation and TPAC held a meeting behind closed doors to discuss the controversial changes made to the Sugar Land Shuttle service last week. 

Food, clothing, more resources available to help students maintain a balanced life

As college can be stressful, UH has numerous on-campus resources that benefit both residents and commuters.

Spotty compliance with mask mandates at athletic events

Although COVID-19 guidelines for sporting events have been set for a while, WSU faculty members say some individuals continue to ignore them. Shawn Ringo, Environmental Health and Safety director, said he has seen a 50-50 split in terms of people following the guidelines. Ringo said even though there is a discrepancy regarding compliance, he has...

Cougar Health Services to host COVID-19 booster clinic

Cougar Health Services will administer COVID-19 booster shots from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Dec. 3 at the CHS vaccine clinic.  The boosters are available for current WSU students, and appointments are required, according to the CHS website. The appointment takes about 5 minutes, according to the CHS patient portal. CHS is currently offering...

M.D. Anderson Library turnstile system brings some negative responses

Towards the end of Fall 2019, UH Libraries announced that it will be installing a new turnstile system at their M.D. Anderson branch.

Campus Rec extends hours, programs added back

Library services make comeback this fall semester

Incentives offered to encourage UH students, staff to get vaccinated

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CofC requiring random coronavirus tests throughout semester | Y102.5 Charleston

|January 11, 2021 at 3:51 PM EST - Updated January 11 at 8:05 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Now that College of Charleston classes began for the spring semester Monday, students will face mandatory COVID-19 testing. College President Andrew Hsu says there are several efforts they have underway to help reduce the spread of the virus in a letter sent to students. Hsu says one of the biggest changes is how they are conducting testing. CofC officials say the school is going to select students at random to receive COVID-19 tests beginning Jan. 25. School leaders say participation will be mandatory. They’re aiming to test 300 student a week, with an additional 50 appointments available for others who want to be tested. School leaders say the plans are still tentative until finalized with the healthcare partners.