Students “not required at all” to move out of on-campus housing
PRINCE GEORGE – The students are welcome to stay.
That’s the message from both the University of Northern British Columbia and the College of New Caledonia.
Given that UNBC is actively transitioning away from face-to-face classes and exams, and with the goal of social distancing and reducing the spread of disease, the University is encouraging all students living on campus to move out of UNBC residence, however, it is merely just a recommendation at this point.
“The reason for that decision is, as I’ve said to the University community, there is no positive Covid-19 case on our campus, and in terms of moving towards social distancing, in our residences, it’s very close quarters,” explained Payne. “100 per cent of our residences are quads so four students in an area. If we can start doing that distancing it will bode well for us, but it’s encouragement but it’s not required at all.”
