CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ohio State University has issued 228 interim suspensions for unsafe gatherings so far, as the school cracks down on social gatherings of more than 10 people. Load Error As colleges begin classes this month, monitoring social gatherings and parties is now a priority in preventing the spread of the coronavirus. OSU students must wear a face mask, practice physical distancing and may not host or attend gatherings of more than 10 people. Interim suspension refers to a period of time where the student cannot be on campus, until officials complete the student conduct process. How long this process can take varies, spokesman Benjamin Johnson wrote in an email. Students began moving in on Aug. 12 at OSU. The interim suspensions were issued for alleged activities between Wednesday, Aug. 19, and Sunday, Aug. 23. The university’s Office of Student Life monitors off-campus gatherings and reports individuals. If a…
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