"Right now, it's the most consequential election of our lifetime. There is so much on the line."
"Delaying or dodging testing does not allow for proper treatment for you — and it also puts your friends and family at risk because contact tracing cannot be accomplished."
On optimistic message on Salúd's answering machine said the restaurant could reopen soon.
Ten students received suspensions, while 17 forfeited their on-campus housing.
Flipps is scheduled to reopen on Sunday, October 4, while Market Pollock's kitchen will follow on Wednesday, October 7.
UPUA believes the policy could help students have more time to vote on election day without fear of missing their classes.