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Thanksgiving Break is coming up and that means spending time with family and friends, eating too much food, and getting a break from the constant college stress. This semester has been more stressful than usual, for reasons that no one can quite put into words. That being said, Thanksgiving Break is really coming right in time. Members of the ONU Football team are catching the finals of the Great Lakes Esports Conference (GLEC) Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament in the McIntosh Activities room. ONU is the host this weekend for Smash, Overwatch, and League of Legends finals. (Northern Review photo/Shane Tilton) Currently, all three vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson and Johnson) are available at HealthWise Pharmacy. You do not need an appointment for a vaccine. They are available in the Skills Lab across from the pharmacy 4-6pm and 12pm-5pm in the Healthwise pharmacy Monday-Friday. Flu shots are also available, along with booster vaccines. The Northern Review would like to take the time to thank all the strong women and men who have fought or who currently are fighting for our country. Thank you for you service. APhA’s Operation Immunization held its Flu shot clinic on campus in the Pettit College of Law on Monday, October 25th. Flu Shots are also offered on campus in the HealthWise Pharmacy Monday through Friday. Over the next few weeks, November 1st to November 16, the final three Flu Shot Vaccination clinics will be offered. The next available clinic will be Tuesday, Nov. 2nd in the Bearcave. The following will be November 12th, again in the Bearcave. The final clinic will be held on Tuesday, November 16th in the Mac Activities room. For more information about the Flu Shot and the available clinics, contact the ONU HealthWise Pharmacy. Flash back to October 2nd when Northern celebrated Homecoming. This year’s Homecoming was the first one held since the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic. These pictures highlighted the start of the Homecoming weekend, the parade. Many student organizations were involved in the parade, along with faculty and community members. Yesterday was the biannual Townhall Meeting with President Dan Dibiaso and the Student Senate. This gave students the opportunity to bring questions and concerns up to the President and Student Senate directly. Ohio Northern University is hosting a guest from Uzbekistan this fall semester. Dr. Feruza Khajieva was selected along with three of her colleagues to come study in America for 4 months... To read all about Dr. Feruza Khajieva and her experience here at Northern head on over to northernreview.org or click the link in our Bio. Football is back at Northern after more than a year of pandemic uncertainty.  The Polar Bears opened the 2021 season at home against Denison, drawing a crowd of more than 1,700 cheering fans. This was the first time in a long Dial-Robertson stadium heard cheers of fans in over a year under the bright lights of a Saturday night kick-off. For several of the freshmen coming in, this is their first time being in a real classroom setting since their junior year of high school when the pandemic began. This calls for an abundance of adjusting to matters such as living on campus, having access to all events, and attending real classes... After a year and a half, the pool is ready to see you take a dive!  Who else had a blast at the Family and Siblings Day along with The Ada Harvest and Herb Festival? 👐 A big thank you to the Student Senate for making this event happen for our students and their families. Pharmacy Phest was held on the Tundra on September 9th. The event was put on for the students and facility of the college of pharmacy and is usually the biggest event in the college for the year. At the annual event, pizza was provided as dinner, and there were games set up including corn hole, volleyball, and connect four. Pharmacy organizations also made an appearance with booths set up to recruit younger pharmacy students. Near the end of the event, each pharmacy class competed against each other in a game of tug-o-war with the P5 class winning this year. After tug-o-war, the t-shirts were handed out to those who stayed at the event. For the first time since 2019, the @limasymphonyorchestra is performing Patriotic Pops in front of the McIntosh Center. (Northern Review photo/Shane Tilton) Happy Graduation Day seniors, from the Northern Review Staff. Your hard work has paid off.