June 1st, 2020 by WCBC Radio

^{The University System of Maryland, which oversees schools such as the University of Maryland College Park, is giving you a glimpse at how things will change the system’s “new normal” brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.}

^{“Our universities are committed to offering the best academic experience possible for our students, while maintaining health and well-being throughout the system,” said USM Board of Regents Chair Linda Gooden.} Remote learning isn’t going anywhere come fall as the system said it’s 12 institutions will provide a hybrid of both online learning and in-person classes.

^{On the list for in-person learning are studio, laboratory and clinical classes but other courses that can be taught entirely online most likely will be.}

^{Also, some classes may include a mix of students in a classroom and others watching online.}

^{All study abroad classes have been called off for the fall term throughout the system.}

^{Social distancing will also be enforced in classrooms, residence halls and dining halls, according to the system.}

^{Cleaning and disinfecting the campus will be done more frequently.}

^{School start times are also expected to change.}