Lehigh University Moves To All Remote Learning
BETHLEHEM, Pa. (CBS) - Lehigh University in Bethlehem has moved to all remote learning. In a letter to students, university officials say there has been a marked increase in the number of students testing positive for COVID-19.
On Wednesday, there were 34 new cases.
The school has also closed all campus libraries and gyms.
The university is also encouraging students to limit interactions and avoid unnecessary outings and travel.
"For on-campus students, this means your residence hall suite or wing of your floor and for off-campus students this means your residence. Interactions within these groups should still be limited and occur only when wearing a mask. Avoid unnecessary outings, such as trips to the store or dining in restaurants," the university said.
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