In Face of Pandemic, Two More Universities Announce Hybrid Fall Classes

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With epidemiologists warning that the coronavirus will likely remain a threat in the fall, two more schools — the University of Colorado Boulder (UC Boulder) and Oakland University in Michigan — have announced they plan to take a “hybrid” approach for the fall semester by combining remote instruction with face-to-face learning.

“At this point, indications are that COVID-19 will remain a threat into the fall,” said Oakland University president Ora Pescovitz to the campus community, according to The Detroit News. “As we prepare for the fall semester, we are planning for a hybrid approach that includes both face-to-face and remote instruction.”