ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「At least 26,000 cases of the coronavirus have been detected at more than 750 American colleges and universities over the course of the pandemic, according to a New York Times survey. The Times surveyed 1,500 schools, including every 4-year public institution and private college that competes in NCAA sports, as well as others that identified cases. 7 universities, all of them large public schools in the South, have announced more than 500 cases. Already, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where there are more than 800 cases, has sent most undergraduates home. And Notre Dame has paused in-person classes and restricted access to campus. Many colleges have released extensive guidelines for social distancing, mask usage and testing with hopes of curbing outbreaks. But clusters of cases have emerged in recent weeks in dorms, on Greek rows and at college bars, in some instances upending plans for the fall semester. Reports of large parties and discouraging test results have prompted rebukes from some administrators. Stuart Bell, the University of Alabama president, warned in a note to students and employees that those who violated health restrictions would be “subject to harsh disciplinary action, up to and including suspension.” More than 500 cases have already been identified on Alabama’s flagship campus in Tuscaloosa. To see what colleges and universities have reported cases, tap the link in our bio. In an earlier post, our map had Birmingham misspelled.」8月27日 4時17分