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Latest revision as of 18:58, 4 June 2021
Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[plekhs]
Definition
Plex refers to the Foster-Walker Complex dorm on campus. During the COVID-19 pandemic, this building was used to house on-campus students that were both contact traced or tested positive for COVID-19. Students who tested positive were housed in the east wing of the building, while those who were contact traced were placed in the west wing.[1]
Variations of the Term
- Plexxed
- "Put in Plex"
Example Sentences
- "Have you seen Sarah?" "No, she was put in Plex after she got contact traced."
- I got contact traced so I was Plexxed.
Process
When a student is "put in Plex," they are placed under strict quarantine guidelines. Students are driven from their dorm to the Foster-Walker Complex and moved into a room alone. They are only allowed to leave to go to the bathroom or take a COVID test, and meals are delivered to the room. Other services, including laundry and trash pickup and workout equipment upon request, are also provided.[2]
