Interactive: How are other colleges dealing with the coronavirus?

With coronavirus cases in Iowa reaching 12, the Board of Regents has recommended the three regent universities move classes to virtual instruction. The DI took a look at how the UI’s peer universities are dealing with the outbreak.

Aadit Tambe, Managing Digital Editor

March 11, 2020

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