BREAKING: Chancellor Arvizu announces two-week spring break
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Fear spreads as coronavirus, COVID-19, cases show up in New Mexico.
New Mexico State University announced an extended Spring Break beginning Monday March 16.
“New Mexico State University is implementing a system-wide, two-week spring break for students, beginning Monday, March 16. While coursework will not be held during these two weeks, it’s important to note that the university will remain open,” Chancellor Dan Arvizu said. “On-campus housing will remain open. NMSU’s Health and Wellness Center, Corbett Center, Dining Services, Police, Fire and all other support services will remain open during this time.
NMSU is in continuous communication with regional government and educational partners in response to the escalating circumstances surrounding Coronavirus (COVID-19). Additional information for students, faculty and staff will be disseminated by the end of today.”
For more information and updates on NMSU and COVID-19 visit https://wellness.nmsu.edu/coronavirus-2019-ncov/.
Alanna Herrera is entering her fourth year at The Round Up, taking on her second year as Editor-in-Chief. She is a senior with a passion for storytelling...