All in-person classes for the final two weeks of the winter quarter will be cancelled starting Monday, California's Stanford University announced in a letter on the university’s website.
“To the extent feasible, we will be moving classes to online formats in place of in-person instruction,” Provost Persis Drell said in the letter.
Exams that were scheduled to be taken in-person will be taken in a take-home format, the university said.
Stanford University is also canceling campus tours and the “Admit Weekend” event for prospective undergraduates that was originally scheduled for the weekend of April 23-26.
Stanford University is in Northern California’s Santa Clara County, which currently has 24 cases of the coronavirus. California has 65 cases of the virus.
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