Temple University Pushes Move-In Back Due To 'Significant Increase' In COVID Omicron Variant

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Temple University Pushes Move-In Back Due To 'Significant Increase' In COVID Omicron Variant
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Temple University will start the Spring semester with virtual classes, citing 'the significant increase of the COVID-19 omicron variant throughout the region and the country,' according to the university's website.

The announcement was originally slated to bring students back onto campus Jan. 8.“This means that classes will be taught virtually through Friday, Jan. 21, 2022, with the exception of essential in-person classes.

Additionally, move-in for residential students is delayed until Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022,” the university’s COVID page said.Temple currently has a mask mandate requiring “all members of the campus community [to] wear masks indoors and in enclosed spaces.” They are also urging all eligible students, faculty, and staff get their COVID vaccine boosters.

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