Student Health Ramps Up Protocols as Coronavirus Spreads in Santa Barbara County
So far, 38 UCSB students have been tested for the coronavirus, with no positive results as of yet.
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So far, 38 UCSB students have been tested for the coronavirus, with no positive results as of yet.
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UCSB admissions advises would-be students to “experience UCSB through a virtual tour” and learn more about the school through webinar events.
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The Daily Nexus is tracking the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the county and will be updating the graphs as more information becomes available.
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The decision to postpone commencement comes two weeks after the university announced it would be transitioning to remote instruction through the end of April.
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to hurt many local businesses, deserted by the normal stream of patrons who — for the most part — have no choice but to stay at home.
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The newest confirmed coronavirus cases are residents between 22 to 59 years of age, with four cases in South County and two cases in North County.
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Now, with the pressure of all classes being taught online, the time to carefully develop courses is quickly dwindling.
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The university and police will continue to implement their usual Deltopia-related restrictions in preparation for possible crowds.
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The five new cases bring the total number of cases in Santa Barbara County to 18.
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The meeting was held virtually in order to mitigate transmissions of coronavirus, and the Regents called upon public commenters who had signed up to speak.
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The department is conducting an investigation as to how the three individuals contracted the virus, it said in the press release.
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As of Fall Quarter 2019, there are 3,261 international undergraduate students attending UCSB — composing 14% of the campus population — as well as 914 international graduate students.
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These changes will be in place indefinitely.
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Individuals who cannot work from home and who are not “essential service providers” are eligible for paid leave.
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Currently, the collective has plans to resume services in mid to late April; before it can reopen, it needs to fill open-staffing positions.
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