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YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University had six students who live on campus diagnosed with COVID-19 during the week ending Nov. 28, according to the university.
This is the highest number of students living on campus identified with the virus since the university began keeping track of its numbers in August.
There were 25 students identified with the virus, but 19 live off campus. There was one more new student case this week than during the week ending on Nov. 21, which had 24 identified cases.
The university had three new faculty / staff cases identified during the week ending Nov. 28, two fewer new cases than identified the prior week.
There were 28 new cases of people identified with the virus during the week ending Nov. 28.
In person classes have ended for the majority of students on the YSU campus until January. The rising number of COVID-19 cases across the state and region prompted the change to all-remote learning.
Students in field placements, clinicals, internships and student teaching assignments should continue as instructed by their departments. Final exams also will be given online. The campus, dorms and dining services will remain open.
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