SDSU COVID

San Diego State University has issued 1,428 notices to students who have violated COVID-19 policies. The notices include warnings of possible probation, suspension or expulsion, per Executive Order on student conduct, which is required to notify students of all possible consequences they could face. The University is trying to get a handle on cases after confirming hundreds of cases during…

NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more.

San Diego State University officials are considering canceling spring break during the 2021 semester in order to prevent a surge in cases from inevitable travel and mingling.

San Diego State University officials are considering canceling spring break during the 2021 semester in order to prevent a surge in cases from inevitable travel and mingling.

SDSU students protested against the university leaders’ decision to cancel spring break. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more information.

As of Saturday night, there were no signs of Halloween parties at College Area homes suspected of planning large-scale parties this weekend. San Diego County Public Health Officer, Dr. Wilma Wooten, issued eight cease-and-desist orders Friday in anticipation of planned parties over the Halloween weekend. Two of the orders are targeted at private residences, and the other six are for…

The positive cases are among students living both on- and off-campus and has increased exponentially since the surge was reported one week ago — from 64 to 440.

On September 8, college administrators announced that a total of 396 students, living both on- and off-campus. have tested positive for the virus — a 110 increase over the course of the past two days.

NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas breaks down the surge at SDSU and how it could impact the rest of the county.