Morehouse College President Discusses Plans To Partially Reopen Campus For Spring Semester
Morehouse College President David Thomas joined "Closer Look with Rose Scott" for a conversation Monday about the institution's spring semester plans in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Morehouse College officials announced Monday about 1,200 students will return to campus in February 2021. The campus has remained closed since March, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The current plan for spring semester means most students will continue learning online for the time being.
In a press release distributed Monday morning, officials said staff will work on “staggered schedules.”
Morehouse College President David Thomas joined “Closer Look” host Rose Scott on Monday to share more details about the college’s plans.
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