'I miss the interaction' | Penn State students weigh in on r

Many students have been missing the opportunity to sit in the dozens of classrooms Penn State offers — and now there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.
On Feb. 24, Penn State announced its strategy to return to almost entirely in-person classes for the fall 2021 semester.
Penn State will begin to phase in-person learning during the summer semester while still abiding by coronavirus protocols. Students expressed mixed feelings on the idea of going back to fully in-person classes in the fall.
Daniil Skulsky said despite math being “torture” to learn online, he wonders why Penn State decided to try to phase directly into an all in-person schedule.

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