Seton Hall University goes remote for rest of semester; students encouraged to get tested
All classes at Seton Hall University, starting today, are online -- only for the rest of the semester.
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Nov 12, 2020, 11:05 AM
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30ds agoAll classes at Seton Hall
University, starting today, are online -- only for the rest of the semester.
This includes for all campuses
of South Orange, Newark and Nutley/Clifton. The university’s original plan was
to switch to all virtual after Thanksgiving, but rising coronavirus cases
on campus, and around the state,
changed those plans.
Seton Hall's president is encouraging
students living on or near campus to get tested before leaving.
Campuses will remain open
with limited university services being offered. Residence halls will remain
open until Thanksgiving.