As Tulane University prepares to bring students back to campus in fall amid the pandemic, Dean of Students Erica Woodley has a message: party or be in large gatherings, and you're in trouble.
She said the enforcement plan is still in progress, but there is already an online form for students to report "problematic" behavior. All gatherings must adhere to social distancing and attendees should wear masks, she said.
"Cases in Louisiana continue to increase, including setting a record-high number of new cases reported in one day, today and yesterday," Edwards said. "We continue to go in the wrong direction in our work to control COVID-19 in our state," he said after the state confirmed more 2,000 new Covid-19 infections each of those days and hospitalizations rose.after the Fourth of July weekend, including prohibiting bar seating and placing a 25-person cap on indoor events.
, since students living off-campus would return to campus and not have to partake in mandated testing required for learning on campus if only taking online courses.requires students starting class Aug. 19, five days earlier than originally planned, and ending the semester Nov. 24, with most exams happening online after Thanksgiving. Tulane plans to test all students upon arrival, provide frequent testing throughout the semester and put less people than normal in housing and classrooms.
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