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Notre Dame Classes Go Online for Two Weeks Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases

Aug 22, 2020

The University of Notre Dame on Tuesday announced a two-week hiatus from in-person class instruction, amid a growing number of COVID-19 infections on campus. Some alumni, students, and faculty are calling on university president Father John Jenkins to suspend in-person classes altogether and move instruction online for the remainder of the semester.

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