PRINCETON, NJ (AP) -- Authorities have now confirmed 10 cases of salmonella at Princeton University.
And health officials are investigating 73 other cases of stomach problems at the Ivy League school that may be related to the bacteria.
Princeton spokeswoman Cass Cliatt said Monday that the school has changed produce suppliers as a precautionary measure. The university has also closed food stations within some dining facilities that relied heavily on certain produce and meat products.
The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services has interviewed 50 students, staff and faculty who reported a stomach illness in the past two weeks.
Meanwhile, local authorities have inspected the school's largest dining hall and the university has sent food samples to a lab for testing.
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