Tulane students begin online courses for rest of semester

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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Tulane University students began online courses, Monday, March 23, for the rest of the spring semester. The university’s last day of in-person classes took place on Friday, March 13.

Students moved out of their residence halls on the uptown campus March 14-22, and during that time faculty made preparations to move their instruction to an online-only format. 

 

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Chase Schupp, Tulane senior, taking notes from his Labor Economics class taught by Luca Fumarco, postdoctoral fellow at the Murphy Institute and Department of Economics. (Photo by Sally Asher)
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(Left to right) Rebecca Yoon, and Yemi Olubowale, second year Tulane School of Medicine students, study at a table in the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, one of the buildings that is still open to students for studying with social distancing guidelines in place. (Photo by Sally Asher)

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