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Timeline of COVID-19 developments on campus

Austin Dunlow, Arts & Entertainment Editor • August 23, 2020

Graphic by Kyle Howe

This timeline chronicles Technician’s coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic, the administration’s response and the editorials released related to the pandemic. Technician coverage begins with the first case in Wake County. This timeline will be updated as stories develop.

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