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Students Reflect Upon First "Normal" Semester | The Cornell Daily Sun - Vimarsana News

Students Reflect Upon First "Normal" Semester | The Cornell Daily Sun

With the University relaxing or doing away with COVID-19 restrictions this fall — such as easing masking requirements and closing PCR testing locations — many students felt that this semester was the first “normal” one since the start of the pandemic.

University Continues COVID-19 Self-Test Policy as Fall Break Ends - Vimarsana News

University Continues COVID-19 Self-Test Policy as Fall Break Ends

As students return from fall break travel outside of Ithaca, the University is asking — but not mandating — that they take antigen tests before returning and before beginning to resume their regular campus activities.

As a New Semester Begins, Policy Surrounding COVID-19 Continues to Develop - Vimarsana News

As a New Semester Begins, Policy Surrounding COVID-19 Continues to Develop

In a University-wide email on Tuesday, Cornell reminded students of the new COVID-19 guidelines this semester and released new guidance for immunocompromised students.

Cornell University Releases New COVID Policies Ahead of Fall Semester - Vimarsana News

Cornell University Releases New COVID Policies Ahead of Fall Semester

Cornell University released new information about COVID policies for the upcoming fall semester.

Source: weny.com
Cornell moves to alert level yellow after 379 COVID cases in past week - Vimarsana News

Cornell moves to alert level yellow after 379 COVID cases in past week

ITHACA, NY -- Cornell University is moving from alert level green to alert level yellow after a COVID-19 cases began "increasing beyond our predictions, indicating a substantial prevalence of the

Source: ithaca.com