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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
To limit the spread of COVID-19 on campus, the Penn State Interfraternity Council announced a hiatus of all social events at the school's 37 fraternity chapters. It is unknown at the time when this ban will be lifted.
Read MorePublished Date: July 8, 2020
The Trump administration, which recently ruled that international students attending U.S. colleges on visas will be prevented from living in the country should their schooling be entirely online in the fall, is facing a lawsuit from Harvard, MIT, and now the University of California. Due to COVID-19, most colleges have opted to provide instruction that is either online completely, or a mixture of online and in-person, however even at universities that have opted for the latter format there are still many students who would only have online courses.
Read MorePublished Date: July 8, 2020
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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July 8, 2020
To limit the spread of COVID-19 on campus, the Penn State Interfraternity Council announced a hiatus of all social events at the school's 37 fraternity chapters. It is unknown at the time when this ban will be lifted.
Read More
July 8, 2020
The Trump administration, which recently ruled that international students attending U.S. colleges on visas will be prevented from living in the country should their schooling be entirely online in the fall, is facing a lawsuit from Harvard, MIT, and now the University of California. Due to COVID-19, most colleges have opted to provide instruction that is either online completely, or a mixture of online and in-person, however even at universities that have opted for the latter format there are still many students who would only have online courses.
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