COVID-19 testing to focus on residence halls, Greek houses

A student delivers a vial of saliva at the Nebraska Union COVID-19 test location on Jan. 18. All students, faculty and staff are going through re-entry testing at the start of the spring semester. The testing system will shift to focus on residence halls
A student delivers a vial of saliva at the Nebraska Union COVID-19 test location on Jan. 18. All students, faculty and staff are going through re-entry testing at the start of the spring semester. The testing system will shift to focus on residence halls
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To get a better understanding of virus trends on campus, the University is temporarily shifting COVID-19 screening to all students living in on-campus congregate housing. Between Jan. 23-28, the updated protocol will test every student living in residence halls, fraternities and sororities.

More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/covid-19-testing-to-focus-on-residence-halls-greek-houses/

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