The University of Michigan will move forward with plans to welcome back students to campus for fall instruction, president Mark Schlissel announced on Monday. The university is calling it a “public health-informed” fall semester that will offer a hybrid of in-person and online instruction.
The release from the university says that students will be able to choose from a hybrid experience on campus this fall or choose to stay home and do their courses online remotely, although not all courses may have this option.
This is obviously positive news as it pertains to the possibility of playing football, basketball and other sports this season.