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The prestigious University of Harvard joined several American colleges that asked their students not to return to campus after spring break due to global growing growth.coronavirus epidemic. Tuesday morning, president of HarvardLawrence S. Bacow Sent an email announcing that all Harvard classes would move online on March 23, the day after the day after the end of spring ends officially.

AStatement posted on the University's website On Tuesday reads as follows: "Students are asked not to return to campus after spring recreation and respect academic requirements until further notice." In addition, "students who have to stay on campus" must "prepare for severely limited campus activities and interactions", as the school was transformed towards "non-essential gatherings of more than 25 people".

The Declaration emphasized that, if the decision to move all online classes has not been taken lightly, it was taken on the basis of "recommendations of health leaders on how to limit theSpread of Covid-19 And are also compatible with similar decisions made by a number of our peer institutions. "

Columbia, Princeton, Stanford, Amherst and Berkeley are some of the other American colleges chosen to suspend in person classes in an attempt to keepCoronavirus contained.

Harvard also sent a follow-up email to students who were still on the campus, tell them that they would be obliged to leave their dorms at the latest until March 15 at 25 hours barely barely barely.

The decision was met by tles from some students, like Harvard SeniorNick Wyville, Who tweeted that "some of us do not even have the internet in our homes to" learn virtual "" and that "some can not afford to get up suddenly and leave."

Another senior Harvard,Hakeem angulu, tweeted that the decision put in place, as a Jamaica student, in a difficult position because of the expectations he had to pack his business and that the book turns at home in five days, while participating in courses.

TheWebsite of the University Asked students who could not leave the campus to "communicate with your school and with Harvard University Housing to make appropriate accommodation." Several Harvard employees have indicated Anguuluer on Twitter where it could get additional support.