[Mick]

Campuses are getting crushed.  2,000 separate institutions of higher learning are trying to open

https://www.axios.com/colleges-parties-r...4c089.html

Purdue, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Alabama, Auburn, UNC Chapel Hill, Northeastern, among those having problems.  A Stanford prof thinks it's the fault of the university hierarchies, not the students:

"It’s irresponsible and the outcome is predictable, and blaming the students is just misplaced," says Joshua Salomon, a professor of medicine at Stanford. "A lot of these school reopening plans that bring students back without testing are like turning on a faucet and sternly telling the water not to flow."

[Mick]

Campuses are getting crushed.  2,000 separate institutions of higher learning are trying to open

https://www.axios.com/colleges-parties-r...4c089.html

Purdue, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Alabama, Auburn, UNC Chapel Hill, Northeastern, among those having problems.  A Stanford prof thinks it's the fault of the university hierarchies, not the students:

"It’s irresponsible and the outcome is predictable, and blaming the students is just misplaced," says Joshua Salomon, a professor of medicine at Stanford. "A lot of these school reopening plans that bring students back without testing are like turning on a faucet and sternly telling the water not to flow."