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In a letter sent to school faculty and staff Friday, Boston University President Robert Brown said he will drop the majority of the school s remote classes in its Learn from Anywhere program. (Jenna Fisher)
BOSTON Boston University became the latest Massachusetts college to indicate its intention of fully reopening the campus at the start of the fall semester.
In a letter sent to school faculty and staff Friday, Boston University President Robert Brown said he will drop the majority of the school s remote classes in its Learn from Anywhere program. School officials said they will transition those classes back to campus, except for certain graduate level programs.
Campus & Community / Announcements - Published on March 02, 2021
University Health Services (UHS) has reported a continued decrease in positive COVID-19 cases during the fourth week of spring semester testing, March 1-7.
Through March 2, UHS reported a total of nine positive COVID-19 cases, including eight undergraduates, out of 2,126 tests conducted.
Currently, there are 33 BC undergraduates in isolation 25 in University isolation housing and eight recovering at home. A total of 728 undergraduates have recovered and returned to normal activities.
Since testing began on August 16, University Health Services has conducted a total of 219,618 tests of BC community members with 905 positive cases reported. Among the total were 161,643 undergraduate tests with 761 positives. The University’s cumulative positivity rate is 0.4%.