Leatherneck Nation

Macomb residents are concerned that college kids are not following COVID-19 guidelines.
From WGEM-TV (Quincy):
https://wgem.com/2020/05/07/macomb-resi ... uidelines/

I hate to tell this dumb broad this isn’t just a college kids issue I see plenty of people who are her age who aren’t following the guidelines either

leatherneckcountry wrote: Fri May 08, 2020 2:56 am I hate to tell this dumb broad this isn’t just a college kids issue I see plenty of people who are her age who aren’t following the guidelines either

Yeah, it's not just a "college kid" problem. There's plenty of people across the entire age spectrum that are being dumb about it.

WIU Striving to Hold In-Person Classes This Fall.
From Tri-States Public Radio, WIUM-FM:
https://www.tspr.org/post/wiu-striving- ... asses-fall

WIU Board of Trustees to vote on renewing President Martin Abraham’s contract.
From the McDonough County Voice:
https://www.mcdonoughvoice.com/news/202 ... s-contract

Some of those video clips don't exactly paint WIU students as very caring or conscientious of others.

Will College Students Return This Fall ??
From the Louisville Courier Journal:
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/n ... 039261001/

Colleges thrown for big losses in sports budget crunch.
From the Associated Press:
https://apnews.com/2b145a42aa5335f77713a1889d58a292

Bradley is announcing that it plans to resume on-campus instruction for the fall semester.

Bradley is devising several preliminary plans for an on-campus return. Among items being considered are modifications to classrooms, residential living, common-area access, and laboratories to accommodate physical distancing.

Hybrid learning in which some class elements are conducted on-line and others in small, in-person settings also is possible.

Last month, it was reported coronavirus effects might force Bradley to cut up to $40 million from its budget.

California State University campuses will remain closed through the fall semester and on-line instruction will continue.

Chancellor Timothy White made the announcement today which will affect all 23 of its universities.

Quincy University announced today that it is planning for a return to face-to-face classes and campus activities for the 2020 Fall Semester and the entire academic year.