As many universities welcome students for the new college year, a fraternity party in the University of New Hampshire has caused a cluster of 11 new cases in the state.
The fraternity has been placed on an interim suspension and all members of the organisation, located in Durham, N.H., are on a 14-day quarantine.
The fraternity will also go through student conduct judicial proceedings by the university's Office of Community Standards, given the size of the party and the lack of mask-wearing, the president's release said. "Let me be clear: this is reckless behavior and the kind of behavior that undermines our planning and will lead to us switching to a fully remote mode," Dean said.
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