UNC Charlotte classes will start 9/7 per announcement by the Chancellor today: https://emergency.uncc.edu/health-advisories/coronavirus-information/coronavirus-campus-updates
Binghamton University plans to reopen on August 26.
https://www.binghamton.edu/health/coronavirus/
https://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/local/2020/05/20/binghamton-university-fall-semester-start-august-26/5229597002/
Thank you, Lindagaf and Cheeringsection.
UPDATED Fri 29 May: Added Binghamton U., Goucher College, Ithaca College, Savannah College of Art and Design, UNC-Charlotte and Wash U. St. Louis to the list of “definitely plan to re-open this fall.”
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
The New England Conservatory
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Lehigh U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Southern California
Stanford
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Harvard (very likely online)
Princeton (likely online)
Susquehanna and Quinnipiac will be open/in person classes.
Michigan State announced they will open for the fall but close and go online after thanksgiving for the last 3 weeks.
I modified this to move Harvard into the “to be announced” category based upon what we are hearing from the administration re my son’s upcoming freshman year.
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
The New England Conservatory
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Harvard
Lehigh U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Southern California
Stanford
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Princeton (likely online)
Boston College and Northeastern plan to reopen in August with on-campus classes.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/05/19/metro/bc-intends-hold-classes-campus/
Thank you ProfSD, airway1, and tavern girl!
UPDATED Sat 30 May
Ok, hebegebe - that’s fair. Let’s hope they find a way to get it done.
U. Michigan’s Pres. Mark Schlissel seems to be trying hard - perhaps despite his state’s erratic governor - to signal that he and the U-M regents will ensure U-M opens. Pres. Schlissel told CNBC today he’s “optimistic,” which I guess is as close to a stake in the ground as can be expected given where he sits.
So we can probably add U. of Michigan to the “definitely” list, as well as Boston College, Michigan State, Northeastern, Susquehanna, and Quinnipiac.
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:
Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Michigan State
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Michigan
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston College
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
The New England Conservatory
Northeastern
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Quinnipiac
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Susquehanna
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Harvard
Lehigh U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Southern California
Stanford
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Princeton (likely online)
UPDATED again, Sat 30 May 18:13 - added Syracuse to list of “definitely plan to open.”
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:
Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Michigan State
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Michigan
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston College
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
The New England Conservatory
Northeastern
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Quinnipiac
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Susquehanna
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Harvard
Lehigh U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Southern California
Stanford
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Princeton (likely online)
Any updates on this @thibault ?
NEITHER/NOR as of Tues 2 June
Here are those which have announced they will pursue a neither/nor, so-called “hybrid” model. While not entirely closed, these should not be considered as belonging in the “Open” category.
Public universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Boise State
Kent State
New Mexico State
UC Berkeley
UC Davis
UCLA
UC San Diego
U. of Colorado
U. of Maryland system (incl. both College Park and the State U’s)
U. of Missouri
U. of Nevada-Las Vegas
U. of New Mexico
U. of Washington
Western Washington U.
Wichita State
Private colleges and universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Adelphi U.
Beloit College
Carnegie Mellon
Case Western
Fairleigh Dickinson U.
John Carroll U.
Loyola U. - New Orleans
Mt. Holyoke
Northwestern
Rice
Simmons College
U. of San Diego
U. of Tulsa
Vanderbilt
UPDATED again, Tue 2 June 23:30 - added Appalachian State, Calvin University, Embry-Riddle (both AZ and FL campuses), Indiana U., Kenyon College, Marquette, U. of Virginia, U. of Wyoming, and U. of the Pacific to list of “definitely plan to open.”
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:
Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Appalachian State
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
Indiana U.
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Michigan State
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Michigan
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
U. of Virginia
U. of Wyoming
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston College
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Calvin University
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Embry-Riddle (both AZ and FL campuses)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
Kenyon College
Marquette U.
The New England Conservatory
Northeastern
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Quinnipiac
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Susquehanna
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. of the Pacific
U. of Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Harvard
Lehigh U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Southern California
Stanford
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Princeton (likely online)
NEITHER/NOR as of Tues 2 June
Here are those which have announced they will pursue a neither/nor, so-called “hybrid” model. While not entirely closed, these should not be considered as belonging in the “Open” category.
Public universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Boise State
Kent State
New Mexico State
UC Berkeley
UC Davis
UCLA
UC San Diego
U. of Colorado
U. of Maryland system (incl. both College Park and the State U’s)
U. of Missouri
U. of Nevada-Las Vegas
U. of New Mexico
U. of Washington
Western Washington U.
Wichita State
Private colleges and universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Adelphi U.
Beloit College
Carnegie Mellon
Case Western
Fairleigh Dickinson U.
John Carroll U.
Loyola U. - New Orleans
Mt. Holyoke
Northwestern
Rice
Simmons College
U. of San Diego
U. of Tulsa
Vanderbilt
The University of Southern California will resume in-person classes for the fall semester.
https://ktla.com/news/local-news/usc-to-resume-in-person-classes-in-august-instruction-also-to-be-offered-online/
Thank you, seal16.
UPDATED again, Wed 3 June 00:19 - added U. of Florida and U. of Southern California to list of “definitely plan to open.”
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:
Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Appalachian State
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
Indiana U.
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Michigan State
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Florida
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Michigan
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
U. of Virginia
U. of Wyoming
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston College
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Calvin University
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Embry-Riddle (both AZ and FL campuses)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
Kenyon College
Marquette U.
The New England Conservatory
Northeastern
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Quinnipiac
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Susquehanna
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. of the Pacific
U. of Southern California
U. of Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Harvard
Lehigh U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
Stanford
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Princeton (likely online)
NEITHER/NOR as of Tues 2 June
Here are those which have announced they will pursue a neither/nor, so-called “hybrid” model. While not entirely closed, these should not be considered as belonging in the “Open” category.
Public universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Boise State
Kent State
New Mexico State
UC Berkeley
UC Davis
UCLA
UC San Diego
U. of Colorado
U. of Maryland system (incl. both College Park and the State U’s)
U. of Missouri
U. of Nevada-Las Vegas
U. of New Mexico
U. of Washington
Western Washington U.
Wichita State
Private colleges and universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Adelphi U.
Beloit College
Carnegie Mellon
Case Western
Fairleigh Dickinson U.
John Carroll U.
Loyola U. - New Orleans
Mt. Holyoke
Northwestern
Rice
Simmons College
U. of San Diego
U. of Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Ohio State “plans to resume in-person classes for the autumn semester.”
https://news.osu.edu/ohio-state-announces-plans-for-an-autumn-semester-return-to-campuses/
Stanford plans in person classes with early start https://healthalerts.stanford.edu/covid-19/2020/06/03/a-message-from-president-marc-tessier-lavigne-and-provost-persis-drell-on-academic-planning-for-the-fall-quarter-and-2020-21-academic-year/
They are only bringing half of the undergrads back at a time, so you get 2 quarters on campus and a third completely online (for the same tuition, naturally) Even on-campus classes are promised to be heavily online (again, for the same tuition). I have a Ph.D. student (so I am a zero-pay parent) there who is slightly but not tremendously affected by this, but I would have serious reservations this scenario if I were the parent of a full-pay undergrad.
Thank you, BuckeyeMWDSG, seal16 and planet.
UPDATED again, Thur 4 June 10:36 - added Ohio State to list of “definitely plan to open” and Stanford to list of “Neither/nor,” “hybrid” online/in-class instruction.
A roundup of what has been announced publicly, either in formal statements or in comments by official spokespersons or university presidents in the press:
Public Universities
Based on public announcements, the following state universities plan to open to on-campus instruction this fall:
Appalachian State
Arizona State
Auburn
Binghamton U.
Bowling Green State
Central Michigan
The Citadel
College of William & Mary
Colorado School of Mines
Florida State
Indiana U.
James Madison U.
Kansas State
Kent State
Miami U.
Michigan State
Mississippi State
North Carolina State
North Dakota U. system
Ohio State
Ohio U.
Purdue
South Dakota School of Mines
Texas A&M
Texas State system
Texas Tech
The Citadel
U. of Alabama system
U. of Arizona
U. of Arkansas system
U. of Delaware
U. of Florida
U. of Georgia system
U. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
U. of Kansas
U. of Louisiana system
U. of Maine
U. of Michigan
U. of Mississippi
U. of Nebraska system
U. of New Hampshire
U. of Nevada-Reno
U. of Nevada Las Vegas
U. of North Carolina-Charlotte
U. of North Texas
U. of Northern Colorado
U. of Oklahoma
U. of South Carolina
U. of Southern Mississippi
U. of South Dakota system
U. of Tennessee system
U. of Texas system
U. of Toledo
U. of Vermont
U. of Virginia
U. of Wyoming
Utah System of Higher Education
Wake Forest U.
West Virginia U.
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by early June:
Ohio State
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
George Mason U.
Penn State
U. of Houston
U. of Kentucky
U. of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of July:
U. of Connecticut
U. of Florida
U. Mass-Amherst
U. of Minnesota
U. Wisconsin-Madison
Will not re-open; classes will be primarily or entirely online:
U. of California*
Cal State system
Wayne State U.
- varies by campus - exact degree of opening tbd
Private Universities and Colleges
Here are private universities that have announced plans to re-open:
America U. (“intends” to re-open)
Baylor
Boston College
Boston U. (“intends” to re-open)
Brown U. (“leaning toward” re-opening)
Butler
Calvin University
Claremont Colleges (“committed” to re-opening; will announce by July 1)
Embry-Riddle (both AZ and FL campuses)
Fordham
Goucher College
Holy Cross
Iona College
Ithaca College
Kenyon College
Marquette U.
The New England Conservatory
Northeastern
Norwich U.
Notre Dame
Oberlin College
Quinnipiac
Santa Clara U.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee
Susquehanna
Syracuse U.
TCU
Tulane
U. of the Pacific
U. of Southern California
U. of Tulsa
Wake Forest U.
Wash U. St. Louis
Still waiting to decide - plan to announce by end of June:
Boston College
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel U.
Duke
Emory U.
George Washington U.
Harvard
Lehigh U.
Likely will not re-open; classes are expected to be primarily or entirely online:
Colgate U. (likely online)
Dartmouth
Princeton (likely online)
NEITHER/NOR as of Tues 2 June
Here are those which have announced they will pursue a neither/nor, so-called “hybrid” model. While not entirely closed, these should not be considered as belonging in the “Open” category.
Public universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Boise State
Kent State
New Mexico State
UC Berkeley
UC Davis
UCLA
UC San Diego
U. of Colorado
U. of Maryland system (incl. both College Park and the State U’s)
U. of Missouri
U. of Nevada-Las Vegas
U. of New Mexico
U. of Washington
Western Washington U.
Wichita State
Private colleges and universities proposing a “hybrid” model ie online + some in-person (exact mix tbd) instruction:
Adelphi U.
Beloit College
Carnegie Mellon
Case Western
Fairleigh Dickinson U.
John Carroll U.
Loyola U. - New Orleans
Mt. Holyoke
Northwestern
Rice
Simmons College
Stanford
U. of San Diego
U. of Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Six Harvard graduate school will be only online https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/06/03/metro/harvards-education-school-will-go-fully-online/
There was an announcement earlier that Harvard undergrads could be housed in graduate housing to increase distancing if undergrads are called onto campus. We were wondering who was going to displaced, and this announcement provides the space.
And on a zoom call earlier this week, they stated that the intent was to bring undergraduate students onto campus, but that students should expect most classes to be online.
Final decision in mid-July.