USC COVID-19 update: Active cases down slightly to 42
(10/14/20 4:07am)
The number of active cases at USC is 42, down five from Friday, according to the COVID-19 dashboard’s latest update.
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The number of active cases at USC is 42, down five from Friday, according to the COVID-19 dashboard’s latest update.
A USC program aimed at supporting doctoral students and researching breast cancer disparities is coming to an end in December after its three-year run.
The university held a public forum Tuesday to discuss university history and changing names of buildings on campus. Those in attendance called for the changing of multiple building names affiliated with historically racist figures, and one speaker offered a new name to replace Sims.
The Richland County Coroner's Office confirmed the body found in the Vulcan Materials Company quarry was missing USC student Sam Laundon.
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The University of South Carolina now has 46 total active coronavirus cases, according to the university's updated COVID-19 dashboard.
"Voluntary separation programs" have been approved for use in multiple schools at USC.
Students will be able to express their concerns with COMET shuttle services at an upcoming public forum. The date of the forum has not been decided.
There are 38 active coronavirus cases at the University of South Carolina, down one from the last reported case count, according to Tuesday’s COVID-19 dashboard update.
As of Oct. 6, 800 students were referred to the Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity for violations of COVID-19 prevention measures and over 50 are being considered for suspensions, President Bob Caslen said in a town hall.
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USC now has 39 total active coronavirus cases on campus, according to the updated COVID-19 dashboard.
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