U. of Pittsburgh orders its 29,000 main campus students to shelter in place as COVID-19 surges [View all]
The University of Pittsburgh is telling its 29,000 main campus students to shelter in place starting Wednesday at 9 p.m., two weeks earlier than planned, as an increase in positive cases of COVID-19 continues to threaten spring terms final weeks and commencement season.
University officials said the school is moving to Elevated Risk. It is doing so a day after saying the virus is now widespread in 13 of its residence halls.
During the shelter-in-place period, students should only leave their rooms or apartments to attend classes, labs, or clinicals in person; pick up food; exercise safely; work when necessary; and shop for essentials and medical needs. Group work for classes and student activities should be held virtually. Campus dining will be available via takeout only beginning with Thursdays breakfast service. Residence hall lounges, recreation rooms and kitchens will begin closing Wednesday night.
https://www.post-gazette.com/news/education/2021/03/31/University-of-Pittsburgh-COVID-19-virus-residence-halls-commencement-Pitt-shelter-in-place/stories/202103310120