The Chronicle of Higher Ed is posting the closures as they are announced on Twitter (so far 49) which is relatively few given the number of colleges and universities in this country.

https://twitter.com/chronicle

Middlebury sending kids home this week ahead of spring break -- so two weeks for break. Students then begin online classes (off campus) thru March 30 when policy will be re-evaluated

Maryland public universities online for 2 weeks after spring break https://twitter.com/ErinatThePost/status/1237442723411423232?s=20

Smith is moving online. Students have until 3/20 to move out of dorms. And since Amherst already has announced the same, I imagine Mt Holyoke and Hampshire (whatever students are still there) will follow.

Anonymous wrote:From RPI, which is currently on spring break: "In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community from the novel coronavirus disease COVID-19, beginning Monday, March 16 through at least March 30, the university is suspending all in-person instruction, and is moving to online and other alternative learning options".

they are asking those students that went home for spring break to start home.

stay at home

From RPI, which is currently on spring break: "In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community from the novel coronavirus disease COVID-19, beginning Monday, March 16 through at least March 30, the university is suspending all in-person instruction, and is moving to online and other alternative learning options".

they are asking those students that went home for spring break to start home.

Grinnell: https://www.grinnell.edu/news/important-covid-19-planning-updates

Campus closing for students March 23 (except extraordinary situations) for rest of term and classes will continue online. Emergency financial aid available for travel costs, and students should take as much home as they can. Details about storage to come later.

No tours at Vanderbilt. Online classes only through end of March. https://www.vanderbilt.edu/coronavirus/

American University will extend Spring Break through March 18th. Online classes will continue through April 3.

All campus tours have been canceled through April 15 in response to the COVID 19 outbreak.

Yale university

NYU NYC: https://www.nyu.edu/about/leadership-university-administration/office-of-the-president/communications/important-new-coronavirus-related-measures-and-restrictions-and-possible-future-steps.html

Online only classes through end of March. TBD after that.

Tours suspended through end of April. https://www.nyu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/visit-nyu.html

Amherst College is going to remote instruction starting March 23, after spring break. Campus tours and info sessions are suspended until at least May 1.

Pomona College has announced tours suspended through April 30.

From Brown:
All campus tours and information sessions offered by the Office of College Admission will be suspended effective Monday, March 16. Suspension of these events will remain in place until at least mid-April. In addition, the University has cancelled all “A Day on College Hill” events for admitted students, which had been scheduled for late April. Prospective and admitted students are invited to learn about Brown's campus through this virtual tour.

We were planning on visiting colleges over Spring Break (parent of HS junior) and I've noticed a lot of schools are shutting down...

Thought it would be good to compose a list:
*Cornell is cancelling all college tours until at least April 15
https://www.cornell.edu/visit/

https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/09/us/coronavirus-university-college-classes/index.html
* Harvard University will transition to online classes by March 23
* OSU cancelling in person class until March 30
*Princeton will move to virtual instruction starting March 23
*USCD will go remote starting March 25
*Stanford cancelling all in-person classes for final to weeks of winter. Cancelling campus tours/admit day.
*Rice canceled in-person classes this week.