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London has confirmed its first case of the pandemic coronavirus as part of 22 new patients that have tested positive in Ontario.

The day after the COVID-19 pandemic moved Western’s classes online, the president addressed senate, giving updates and assuring officials that for now, Western is still open and running.

Though lecture halls will empty, in the short term campus' buildings and operations will stay open.

A new testing centre for the novel coronavirus could be coming to London, according to health officials.

Western announced Thursday night that its semester would finish online, keeping students out of lecture halls over fears of exposure to the novel coronavirus.

To many on campus today, the coronavirus has become real.

Western will announce by the end of tomorrow whether classes should continue in person, as they call for on-campus events to be cancelled over fears of the pandemic virus that has yet to break into London.

Western and King’s have cancelled all of the school’s international exchanges arranged for the summer, as cases of the novel coronavirus rise rapidly in Canada and explode around the world.

Laurentian announced Wednesday that their second semester will finish online after a man who works near the campus was named among Canada's latest cases of the novel coronavirus.