>> Gov. DeWine on coronavirus: ‘Critical time’ to slow the spread, save lives
Students just returned from spring break, which was March 2-8. The class hiatus is called a “special break” by the college.
Gov. Mike DeWine urged all institutions of higher learning to suspend in-person instruction amid concerns of the new coronavirus, COVID-19.
The governor declared a state of emergency Monday after three Ohioans in Cuyahoga County tested positive for the illness.
Sinclair is not alone in canceling classes.
The University of Dayton ordered students to leave campus by 6 p.m. Wednesday, which is three days ahead of its spring break.
>> UD cancels classes, asks students to leave campus tomorrow
Once classes resume March 23, UD courses will be online for at least the next two weeks.
>> Wright State cancels classes for rest of week; online instruction starts Monday
Wright State University canceled in-person classes for the rest of the week, with remote learning resuming on Monday.
>> Miami suspends face-to-face classes
Miami University suspended face-to-face instruction through April 12 at its U.S. campuses, and will evaluate laboratory, studio and performance classes.
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