'I barely kept from crying': Schools and universities throw students into panic after telling them to leave campus and take classes online amid coronavirus fears
is meant to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus, it presents a host of issues for students who don't have a place to go or a way to get online. student body that they had about five days to vacate their dorm rooms. Students, required to be out of their on-campus housing by March 15, have to find new living accommodations for the foreseeable future, posing a challenge for those who don't readily have a place to go like low-income or international students.
Thomas Wojtasik, a 21-year-old sophomore at Harvard, told Business Insider he was shocked by the news that he would have to leave campus. "I've managed for the past summer and winter break, but now I have five days to figure out what I'm going to do," Wojtasik said. "I'll have to try and find a friend to crash with essentially," he told Insider, pointing out the uncertainty around the duration of his stay. "We have no information on whether classes will remain remote for the rest of the semester.
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