ISU students move out due to coronavirus pandemic
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Of the coronavirus.
School is out early for students across the country.
Indiana state university is shutting down due to the spread of the coronavirus.
News 10's richard solomon has more from students and parents... as they packed up and moved off campus today.
The spread of the coronavirus has turned everyone's world upside down.
Students and parents i spoke with say they never thought they'd be doing this in march.
Saturday was the last day for students to move out at indiana state university.
School leaders shut it down for the remainder of the semester.
They want to stop the spread of the coronavirus -- covid-19.
One student says it's hectic moving out on such short notice.
"i brought a lot of stuff.
So we just went through packing for the past hour moving everything and it's cold.this is my freshman year and i didn't really get to experience it to the fullest" but some say this is the best thing the college could've done.
"it's an inconveinence but we want 'em safe so" michelle sneed says her two boys are students at isu.
She came to pick one up friday...and the other on saturday.
Sneed says what the university has done is best for everyone.
"college kids have the mentality of im young im healthy i'll be fine and i don't think they consider how it could impact the people they're around " we told you all isu celebrations and ceremonies are canceled.
Students will have to finish the rest of the semester online.
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