As an unprecedented spring semester in the coronavirus pandemic comes to a close, colleges and universities have begun to announce their plans for the fall. For a growing number of institutions — the University of Alabama system, the University of Vermont, Baylor University, and Nicholls State University among them — the plan is to resume in-person teaching.
What that will actually mean in practice remains undetermined. The University System of Georgia, for example, recently said it plans to start a “phased, gradual reopening” over the summer, though plans remain “fluid,” according to The Red & Black, the student newspaper for the flagship campus in Athens.
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