Notre Dame Cancels In-Person Classes For 2 Weeks

The University of Notre Dame has canceled in-person classes for two weeks, after a spike in COVID-19 cases since the start of the semester.

The university has reported nearly 150 cases since resuming in-person classes on Aug. 3.

Its overall positivity rate is around 16%. The World Health Organization recommends governments reduce the positivity rate to below 5% before reopening.

University officials attribute the new cases to an off-campus party where attendees weren't social distancing.

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