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All IU campuses suspend in-person classes for two weeks after spring break

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): Face-to-face teaching in classrooms has been suspended at all Indiana University campuses, including IUSB and the IU Health Sciences campus in Fort Wayne, for two weeks after spring break.

IU officials say there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on any of their campuses. Two students have been diagnosed with a presumptive positive but are in isolation and have not returned to school.

The University issued a statement Tuesday afternoon that said no classroom activity will take place following spring break March 16-20, with students returning to campus on April 6.

The university-wide letter also offers guidelines to better protect students while traveling to domestic locations and at large events.

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