This semester life and learning at the University of Arizona will look a lot different than it has in the past.
START SEEING MORE AND MOREACTIVITY ON CAMPUS AROUND THISTIME - STUDENTS OUT FOR AMORNING RUN, SOME EVEN HEADEDTO THE GYM - TODAY THAT ISN'TTHE CASE.
AS THE MORNING GOESON YOU'LL SEE LESS STUDENTS ONCAMPUS THAN WHAT WE'VE SEEN INTHE PAST.
THE STUDENTS WE DOSEE WILL BE WEARING FACE MASKSAS REQUIRED BY THEUNIVERSITY.
SINCE THIS IS THESTART OF THE FIRST WEEK OFSCHOOL - OFFICIALS WANT TO BEEXTRA CAREFUL.
BEFORE IN-PERSON CLASSES BEGIN - PROVOSTLIESL FOLKS SAID THEY FIRSTWANT TO HAVE STUDENTS INESSENTIAL IN- PERSON CLASSESON CAMPUS.
"THOSE ARE CLASSESTHAT WE REALLY DON'T HAVE AGREAT WAY TO DELIVERINSTRUCTION FOR BECAUSE OF THENATURE OF THE CONTENT, SOTHINK ABOUT CHEMISTRY LABS,PHYSICS LABS, ENGINEERINGLABS." THIS ALSO INCLUDESNURSING AND MEDICAL STUDENTSREALLY, ANYONE WHO HAS ANECESSARY ON- HANDS CLASS.
THEPROVOST SAID THERE ARE ABOUTFIVE THOUSAND STUDENTSENROLLED IN THESE ESSENTIALIN- PERSON CLASSES AND THEYWILL BE THE FIRST TO COME ONCAMPUS.
VERONICA ACOSTA KGUNNINE ON YOUR SIDE.HAPPENING TODAY -- PIMACOMMUNITY COLLEGE WILL BEHOSTING A VIRTUAL FORUM TOTALK ABOUT THE NEEDS OF DACA
(Part 1 of 2) According to one survey, one-third of college students said they may not return to college this fall out of concerns..
