Harding University Closes Florence Campus Due to Coronavirus Concerns

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Published February 28, 2020 at 2:08 PM CST

Amid coronavirus concern, Study Abroad programs in Italy are suspending classes, returning students to U.S.

Harding University officials are closing its international campus in Florence, Italy for the semester effective Feb. 29 due to the spread of the novel coronavirus in that country. Students will return home and can complete their coursework remotely.

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