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DULUTH – The College of St. Scholastica announced Friday that it will reopen for the fall semester, making it one of the first colleges in the state with definitive plans to welcome students back to campus after shutting down at the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The College of St. Scholastica plans to reopen its Duluth and extended campuses this fall.

President Barbara McDonald announced the decision today to St. Scholastica faculty, staff, students and parents. The College will reopen its campuses, including residence halls, for the fall semester. Courses will be taught using a mixture of in-person and virtual methods. Students in fully online programs will not experience any change to the delivery of their courses.

Classes will begin Sept. 8. The plan could change if pandemic circumstances require it, Dr. McDonald said.

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By adding concentrations in expanding fields through the MITx MicroMasters programs, Bethel is broadening its strong MBA program and adding more affordable choices for students.

Every institution is planning for the daunting possibility that they may not reopen this fall. The financial toll could be devastating.

In these times of uncertainty, it’s important to remember that we are “stronger together.” This past week, Saint Mary’s donated mattresses to Catholic Charities and participated in a mini parade with Cotter High School.