Cornell lowers COVID-19 alert level after cases decrease
Cornell University lowered its COVID-19 alert level Feb. 22 from yellow to green, meaning cases are rare and transmission is controlled.
Cornell University lowered its COVID-19 alert level Feb. 22 from yellow to green, meaning cases are rare and transmission is controlled.
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Cornell University changed its COVID-19 alert level from green to yellow, which means there is a low to moderate risk of transmission.