ICE rolls back changes after student and university backlash
The changes, which were rolled back on July 14, would have forced students to leave their university if they did not take any classes in-person.
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President-Elect Maurie McInnis revealed that although the campus will be open in the fall, some courses will remain online or become a hybrid mix of online and in-person.
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