One-hundred and fifty days after in-person instruction was suspended at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, students returned to campus this week for a first day of class unlike any other.
By design, fewer students, faculty and staff were physically present, reducing density to make physical distancing easier. Those who were on campus wore face coverings, whether they were basking in the natural light of a study space or in a classroom prepared with precautions in mind.
To ensure a successful fall, follow the pillars of Cyclones Care. Wear a face covering. Keep physically distant. Wash your hands often. Stay home if you're sick.