Ivy League: No Competition Until Pandemic Improves

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The Ivy League is digging in on its decision to suspend all athletic competition, saying in a statement that resuming activities would require significant changes to the state of the fight against COVID-19.

“Unfortunately, the current trends of the virus have not improved, and in fact have gotten worse,” league officials wrote in an update posted to the league’s website that was reported by The Harvard Crimson. “Students should understand that there must be significant changes in the state of the pandemic before competition becomes feasible and that a number of factors are outside institutional control.”

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