As colleges and universities across the country moved to reopen their campuses this fall, several institutions have suspended large numbers of students for violating guidelines that are meant to avoid CCP virus outbreaks.
Even before the start of in-person classes, Ohio State University (OSU) has reportedly suspended 228 students who failed to follow its health guidelines, according to CNN. The university allows students to return to campus as early as Aug. 19, and requires them to wear a mask, keep at least six feet apart from each other, and avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people.
