One thing that’s impressed me about the coronavirus response is how quick universities (well, most of them—looking at you, Liberty University) were to shut down. Stanford University, for example, switched to online learning on March 9. So did Northeastern University in Boston and the University of Washington in Seattle.

My son’s college (UC Santa Cruz go banana slugs!) told students to clear out on March 10—a full nine days before California Governor Gavin Newsom put the state on lockdown. 

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