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Arizona State University has announced it intends to hold in-person instruction during the fall semester. 

(Downtown Devil File Photo) After having been partially online for almost a full year, Arizona State University students received an email on Monday stating that the university will resume in-person learning for the fall 2021 semester. “For fall, we plan on returning to Learning Mode 1, in which instruction will be delivered to students by faculty in person, on campus,” the email reads. According to the same email, select courses will be available digitally through ASU sync and iCourses. However, while it appears that ASU is hopeful that they will be able to safely conduct in-person learn...

ASU plans to bring back students in August 2021 in Learning Mode 1, which calls for all on-campus instruction for students.

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