How the coronavirus outbreak impacts Chinese students
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Coronavirus
A Hand for Wuhan purchases first round of medical supplies
Students involved in the project have used the money to purchase 934 sets of goggles, 2,500 medical masks and 4,800 cans of chicken. Read more »
Chinese international students watch coronavirus outbreak from afar
More than 2,000 Chinese international students are studying at SU as the coronavirus slows life in their home country to a near-halt. Read more »
2nd Cornell student tests negative for coronavirus
As of Sunday, no student at Cornell University is being tested for the novel coronavirus, the university said in a press release. Read more »
Cornell student tests negative for coronavirus, 2nd being tested
The student is currently in isolation and receiving medical treatment. Read more »
Students launch 'A Hand for Wuhan’ to fundraise for medical supplies
A group of students started a fundraiser to raise money to send medical supplies to Wuhan, a province in China affected by the coronavirus. The fundraiser surpassed its original goal of $30,000 within two days of its launch. Read more »
Cornell student being tested for coronavirus
A Cornell University student has presented symptoms that meet the criteria for testing for the novel coronavirus. Read more »
SU bans university travel to China in response to coronavirus
The restriction applies only to university travel, but SU officials urged students, faculty and staff reconsider any plans for personal travel to China. Read more »
Student at SU global partner school tests positive for coronavirus
Some faculty said the secrecy surrounding the hiring of the school’s new dean contradicts Newhouse’s identity as a communications school. Read more »
Active COVID-19 cases among SU students, employees increases to 22
Syracuse University launched its COVID-19 tracking dashboard and began updating it Aug. 11. The website tracks cases among students and employees, among other things. Read more »
