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Staying Low. Staying Strong.<\/h2>\n

For the fourth week in a row, our positive cases are down. <\/b><\/p>\n

This past week\u2019s reporting period, we\u2019ve had 14 new positive cases (down from 23 the week before) and a total of 32 active positive cases, which is down from 49 active positive cases the previous reporting period.<\/p>\n

See more details on WSU\u2019s COVID-19 dashboard<\/a>.
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Pandemic<\/span> fatigue is real. But know that every step each member of our community takes to combat COVID makes a difference.<\/p>\n

All that mask wearing, physical distancing, handwashing, self-assessing, quarantining and isolating keeps us safe and present on campus.<\/p>\n

Your choices and your personal efforts make a difference! Stay strong, Warriors.<\/p>\n

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Read Allie’s experience:\u00a0 “What Isolating in Tau Center was like for Me<\/a>“<\/b><\/p>\n

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Thank you to the nearly 1,200 students who completed the Thanksgiving Break survey, and to Student Senate for developing and passing a resolution that outlined what students want the semester to look like after Thanksgiving.<\/p>\n

The Decision<\/h3>\n

The majority of courses will move to online<\/strong> after Thanksgiving Break (Nov. 26-29) and will remain online through the end of Finals Week<\/strong> (Dec. 7-10). Exempt from this adjustment will be courses with necessary in-person activities (such as Labs, Performances, Field Experiences, Clinicals, and Practicums), which may require students to be on-campus to have the best possible learning experience.<\/p>\n

Note: Residence Halls<\/strong> and other on-campus facilities and services<\/strong> will remain open and available<\/strong> after Thanksgiving Break.<\/p>\n

Additional information<\/a> will be shared in the coming days as the details of this plan are finalized, but we wanted to let you know now so that our campus can begin finalizing plans for the remaining weeks of Fall Semester.<\/p>\n

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Until now, the City of Winona Police have taken an education approach to parties.<\/p>\n

But after breaking up several large parties in college neighborhoods, as well as capacity issues and mask order violations at downtown bars, police announced they will begin ticketing this week<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Avoid Getting Tickets<\/h3>\n