Georgia college kids prepare for coronavirus semester with wild party
Videos posted on social media show the carefree revelers not wearing masks
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Students at the University of North Georgia decided the best way to start the first semester of the coronavirus pandemic was to throw a wild party.
Videos posted on social media show the carefree revelers not wearing masks and disregarding social distancing guidelines.
The rager was held at a privately owned, off-campus apartment complex near the campus in Dahlonega.
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“We are aware that a large outdoor party was held at a privately-owned, off-campus apartment complex located near our Dahlonega campus Saturday night,” UNG spokeswoman Sylvia Carson wrote in statement.
“We are disappointed that many of our students chose to ignore COVID-19 public health guidance by congregating in a large group without social distancing or face coverings,” continued Carson.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}University of North Georgia's Gold Steeple on top of the Prince Memorial Hall on Dec. 17, 2018. (Photo by Roberto Machado Noa/LightRocket via Getty Images)
The first full day of classes at the University of North Georgia start Monday.
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Earlier on Sunday, Georgia’s Cherokee County School District became the third high school in the state to close due to COVID-19 concerns.
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