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Tompkins County Cases Reach All-Time High Following First Week of Classes

By Mihika Badjate | September 6, 2021

After a week of skyrocketing COVID cases on campus and a continued alert level yellow, positive tests show tentative signs of abating.

Kotlikoff: Fate of the Fall Semester Still Unclear

By Alex Hale | May 3, 2020

In the most University update regarding the fall semester, Provost Kotlikoff offered more information, even as many question are yet unanswered.

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