BREAKING: Cal State LA to continue online classes for the remainder of spring 2020
At the start of week 8, hand sanitizer stations arrive all over campus for precautions against Coronavirus.
Alternative instruction will continue through until the end of spring semester, according to a campus-wide email sent out by Cal State LA’s President Thursday evening.
The announcement came in light of “COVID-19 developments that have taken place” that have caused the university to re-evaluate the original plan of ending online instruction on April 24.
According to President William A Covino, the recent decisions made to change the scheduling of the academic year are the first of its kind.
“Never before in my lifetime in academia has an incident so thoroughly re-written our plans for the semester.” Covino said. “What we see taking place across the nation is without precedent and our actions are equally unparalleled.”
He urged students, faculty and staff to visit the Health Watch webpage for more information on Cal State LA COVID-19 updates.
Marisa Martinez is a senior at Cal State LA majoring in Journalism. She has served as managing editor, editor-in-chief, digital editor and now audio editor...
Sasha • Mar 20, 2020 at 2:45 am
How could he not anticipate this?