Student Senate’s weekly Zoom meeting on Oct. 15 was heavily focused on contact tracing and testing for COVID-19.
Category: Wartburg Coronavirus Updates
Draper shined on the basketball floor during her junior year, which earned her the opportunity to travel to Brazil in the summer of 2020 to represent the United States in Division-III women’s basketball. Then, the pandemic took that opportunity away.
President Donald J. Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, have contracted COVID-19, he announced early Friday morning on twitter
Coronavirus-positive students leave campus and live in other Wartburg-owned property when numbers of cases are rising, a school official said.
When envisioning her first year on campus, Grace Distler, first-year biochemistry major from Jesup, Iowa, did not think of having to pack face masks and extra hand sanitizer along with her dorm fridge.
A student who broke quarantine regulations has been banned from Wartburg’s campus, according to an email from Cassie Hales, director of residential life.
Campus guidelines were updated in response to COVID-19 stating where students are allowed to eat or drink in an email from the Juice at 8:23 a.m. Monday, Sept. 14.
On March 18, Wartburg College President Darrel Colson told students to return home. Many of the college’s 1,505 students packed and left within the day — international students were not able to take the same action.
Wartburg College administration is “highly recommending that all students return to their family homes as…
Wartburg College has lifted all registration holds to “remove stressful barriers at this difficult time”…
