RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina State University is changing some of its COVID-19 policies.
The university said face coverings will not be required in most indoor spaces for students beginning, Monday, Feb. 28. However, face coverings will be required in classrooms.
Masks must also still be worn in the following settings:
- Wolfline buses
- Clinical spaces
- Student health center
- Veterinary hospital
- For employees working in dining and other food locations
They also said testing is no longer required but is still available for students. Students can also still make vaccine appointments.
Find out more details about the changes.
