The policy lets students choose the pass/fail option after they view their final grades in May. President Donald Trump extended social distancing practices until April 30 on Sunday.-Tomas Gonzalez, 6:42 p.m.įaculty vote to support pass/fail option for studentsįaculty Assembly overwhelmingly voted to support the policy which would allow students to choose whether they would like to take a pass/fail option for their classes during their meeting Tuesday. Only 562 patients are hospitalized, with 1941 patients not hospitalized, and 4117 of the cases still under investigation.

Suffolk County holds the highest amount of cases with 1373, Middlesex County follows it with 1340. The DHP also reported that 4142 tests were conducted today for a total of 46935. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health also reported today the largest amount of deaths in a day, 33, bringing the total coronavirus-related deaths in the state to 89. Tuesday, March 31ĬOVID-19 cases increase by 868, deaths mount to 89ĬOVID-19 cases continued to soar in Massachusetts, with 868 new cases, bringing the total to 6620 on Tuesday. Governor Charlie Baker also extended the closure of non-essential businesses until May 4 yesterday.-Jacob Seitz, 4:08 p.m. There are 682 patients currently hospitalized, with 2340 patients not hospitalized, and 4716 of the cases still under investigation. Suffolk County holds the highest amount of cases with 1624, Middlesex County follows it with 1582. The DPH also reported that 4803 new tests were conducted for a total of 51738, meaning 9.2 percent of all tests conducted came back positive. One of today’s deaths included a man in his 30s with preexisting conditions from Suffolk county-one of the youngest deaths in the state from the coronavirus. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health also reported that COVID-19 related deaths totaled 122, with 66 new deaths in the past two days. Wednesday, April 1ĬOVID-19 cases increase by 1118, death toll rises to 122ĬOVID-19 cases continue their exponential increase in Massachusetts, with 1118 new cases, bringing the total to 7738 on Wednesday. Walsh announced Thursday that the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center has been designated as a field hospital to help fight the coronavirus in the state.-Jacob Seitz, 4:11 p.m. There are 813 patients currently hospitalized, with 2,684 patients not hospitalized, and 5,469 of the cases still under investigation. Suffolk County holds the highest amount of cases with 1,896, Middlesex County closely following it with 1,870. The DPH also reported that 4,870 new tests were conducted for a total of 56,608, meaning 15.8 percent of all tests conducted came back positive. One of today’s deaths included a woman in her 30s with preexisting conditions from Suffolk county-one of the youngest deaths in the state from the coronavirus, and the second person in their 30s to die from COVID-19 in the past two days. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health also reported that COVID-19 related deaths totaled 154, with 32 reported Thursday. Thursday, April 2ĬOVID-19 cases increase by 1228, death toll rises to 154ĬOVID-19 cases continue their rampant increase in Massachusetts, with 1228 new cases, bringing the total to 8,966 on Thursday. Once the maximum Federal Work Study amount has been earned, students will be shifted to Emerson Employment for the remainder of the semester,” the email read.

Students with Federal Work Study will “see their Federal Work Study award amounts increased where possible. The email also stated that supervisors already sent out a list of students that would like to work remotely, although there isn’t remote work available-both offices will work to help these students find hours in other Emerson departments. Until the end of the semester, students with remote work assignments can work up to 13 hours per week and must report these additional hours in Workday. Since students employment ends May 10 for the spring semester, the college will issue the last payment May 15. Students do not need to report these hours in Workday, and the first payment will be sent out April 10. The college is going to automatically pay seven hours worth of compensation per week to student employees who worked throughout February and March, according to an email the Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment sent out Friday afternoon. College implements new student employment process

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