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A poster on the wall of the UCD Memorial Union communicates that the building will be closed starting on March 23.
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Due to COVID-19 concerns, dark blue posters have been taped up all around campus to encourage passerby to stay “six feet apart, wash hands, be well, save lives.”
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The walkway up to Mrak Hall is empty. Only a couple joggers pass by.
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On UCD campus buildings, signs have been taped up on doors and windows to inform visitors of the buildings’ closures. This sign on a small arts building includes contact information.
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Four hand-washing stations and a trash can are placed outside of the Peter J. Shields Library. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, UCD has been encouraging regular handwashing by placing such stations across its campus.
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Another line of hand-washing, hand-sanitizing stations and a trash can stand in front of the Memorial Union.
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A large hand-washing station stands on the East Quad of the UCD campus.
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Other than a couple employees, the Memorial Union remains empty on its last day open, March 22.
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The UCD parking garage is almost completely empty with only a few bikes locked inside.
By Allyson Kang,
BlueDevilHUB.com Editor–
The UC Davis campus remains empty after a shelter-in-place protocol was called by Gov. Gavin Newsom due to the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. The campus is covered in signs that encourage citizens to practice social distancing and wash their hands. As you walk around campus, you will see multiple hand-washing stations encouraging sanitation.
