Findlay Newsroom
University of Findlay is relaxing its facial covering requirements in response to new guidance from the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Effective immediately, facial coverings will no longer be required in campus buildings or at campus events, with the exception of Cosiano Health Center. This includes all classrooms, hallways, public spaces, auditoriums, […]
University of Findlay’s Cosiano Health Center is prepared for the return of students to campus with daily health assessments, COVID-19 testing protocols, and contact tracing. Creating a one-way traffic flow throughout the building, updating the layout of the waiting room to accommodate appropriate physical distancing, and temperature checks using an infrared, touch-less thermometer, are just […]
As the University of Findlay prepares for students to return to campus this fall, a collection of COVID-19 signage has been created and strategically placed throughout campus. These signs will inform students, faculty, staff, and visitors of ways to stay healthy and ensure a safe return to campus. The signs highlight important actions like wearing face […]
In a continued effort to mitigate the spread of viruses and bacteria, the University is upgrading all campus drinking fountains to touchless water bottle filling stations. Orion Jones, director of the University’s physical plant, explains by making each station have motion sensing, “bottle only” capabilities, individuals will not have to physically touch the fountain to […]
As the University of Findlay prepares for a safe and healthy start to the fall semester, the Physical Plant team is doing their part to ensure classrooms and high traffic areas are clean and disinfected. The University’s Physical Plant has been hard at work installing strategically placed hand sanitizer stations throughout campus including wall mounted […]
The University of Findlay recently was awarded a three-year, $275,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women. Campus safety is a top priority for UF administrators, and the newly funded Findlay Action Through Coordination, Education and Training (FACETS) project takes a proactive approach to reducing sexual assault, domestic violence, dating […]
