'It’s a constant worry for me:' Phi Kappa Tau voices concerns on IU's recommendation to close due to COVID-19
Sep 3, 2020 8:47 pmThe fraternity’s leadership said the decision could have serious implications for students.
The fraternity’s leadership said the decision could have serious implications for students.
Mitigation testing showed a 20% positivity rate among greek residents Monday.
IU hosted a Q&A session on greek life in the pandemic Tuesday.
A resolution to support graduate students was passed during the meeting.
Positivity rates nearly doubled on symptomatic tests during the week before classes.
Concerns were generally about a possible increased risk for the coronavirus spreading.
The university is conducting an investigation into the business professor.
The new remote pickup and delivery options encourage social distancing among students.
The changes were announced May 6 and universities had around three months to comply.
About 50 people gathered in Dunn Meadow for the protest.
The emergency executive order went into effect at noon.
The university spoke of possible disciplinary action in a tweet Thursday.
Around 1% of the 8,000 students tested before living on campus have tested positive, according to an email from the Office of the Provost.
Nursing student Bailee Leathers is volunteering with the testing to get clinical hours.
The initiative was designed to help students impacted by the pandemic.
IU’s 18th president has been in his position since 2007.
Dr. Aaron Carroll talked tests, potential closures, party safety and sick roommates.
The university will monitor multiple data points to decide if it can safely remain open.
Students enrolled in online-only classes can apply for a discount.
The university has set aside 563 rooms to isolate students while they quarantine.
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