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Morgan State University in Baltimore recently announced that all those returning to campus in the fall, including faculty, staff, and students, must undergo testing for COVID-19 prior to doing so. Additionally, further effort will be put into methods of monitoring the disease, which comes with the news of the instating of a COVID-19 response team.
Read MorePublished Date: July 30, 2020
Utah State University announced at least six forms of course instruction that may be taking place in the fall semester, including in-person, hybrid, and remote classes, as well as several variations of each of these. The academic calendar has also been adjusted, with fall break being cancelled and all classes transitioning to an online-only format after Thanksgiving break.
Read MorePublished Date: July 24, 2020
The president of the University of Oklahoma recently expressed his disagreement with the Trump administration ruling barring international students on visas from residing in the U.S. should their school move to online-only instruction in the fall. He emphasized the unique challenges international students have faced due to COVID-19, and said that while his university intends to offer in-person instruction this fall, there are many scenarios at play, and he will do what he can to ensure that international students are able to remain on campus regardless of course format.
Read MorePublished Date: July 9, 2020
July 30, 2020
Morgan State University in Baltimore recently announced that all those returning to campus in the fall, including faculty, staff, and students, must undergo testing for COVID-19 prior to doing so. Additionally, further effort will be put into methods of monitoring the disease, which comes with the news of the instating of a COVID-19 response team.
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July 24, 2020
Utah State University announced at least six forms of course instruction that may be taking place in the fall semester, including in-person, hybrid, and remote classes, as well as several variations of each of these. The academic calendar has also been adjusted, with fall break being cancelled and all classes transitioning to an online-only format after Thanksgiving break.
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July 9, 2020
The president of the University of Oklahoma recently expressed his disagreement with the Trump administration ruling barring international students on visas from residing in the U.S. should their school move to online-only instruction in the fall. He emphasized the unique challenges international students have faced due to COVID-19, and said that while his university intends to offer in-person instruction this fall, there are many scenarios at play, and he will do what he can to ensure that international students are able to remain on campus regardless of course format.
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