Alabama News When Huntingdon College classes begin in the fall of 2021, Monday-Wednesday-Friday courses and long days with no lunch breaks will be distant memories as a more student-friendly class schedule is implemented. Huntingdon President J. Cameron West announced today that the College is adopting a four-day-per-week class schedule with no classes on Fridays. Furthermore, there will be designated 75-minute midday breaks Mondays through Thursdays. “We are excited about the possibilities open to students and to faculty with this ‘Flexible Friday’ schedule—as we are calling it,” said President West. “Almost all Huntingdon students are involved in at least one team or cohort outside of their academic major—whether through athletics, band, choir, student life, Greek life, academic honor societies, student government, or involvement in our Presidential Fellows team. They also work and have other home or life demands. Having no classes on Fridays allows students to meet; travel to away games or prepare for home games; work; intern; job-shadow; extern; travel for academic meetings or for graduate or professional school interviews; work more intensively on a project, paper, or research; and gather for campus activities planned by the Student Government Association, fraternities and sororities, or the Office of Student Affairs.”