Georgetown University is kicking off 2022 with online classes.
The Daily Mail reported:
Georgetown University cancels in-person learning: $60,000-a-year school will start spring semester virtually – but students will still be allowed to move into dormsLectures at Georgetown University will move online until at least the end of January due to a rise in coronavirus cases, leaders have said in a letter to students.The $60,000-a-year Washington DC school said it hoped in-person classes for spring semester would resume across the university campus January 31 following the two-week delay.Undergraduate residential students however will still be able to move into on-campus dorms from January 11.Georgetown President John J. DeGioia issued a letter detailing the temporary switch to students as the university joined several others across the country in going online.’In recent weeks, we have seen the emergence and rapid spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in the Washington, DC region, across the country, and globally,’ it read.’Given that the surge in cases associated with the Omicron variant in the United States is projected to coincide with our return for the spring semester, we are adjusting our approach for the first few weeks of the semester.’The Washington DC metro area hit a record 27,374 cases over the Christmas period, although this includes a data reporting delay.
The Conservative and Libertarian Student Association is calling for a refund:
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