Washburn’s fall semester to be mix of in-person classes, remote learning

Washburn University’s fall semester will look slightly different as students will spend the first half taking in-person classes and transition into a remote format in November. Washburn’s director of public relations Patrick Early said in a news release Thursday the fall semester will begin August 15. However, the schedule has been adjusted in preparation for a potential second wave of the coronavirus, Early said. Washburn’s fall break, originally planned to take place October 10-13, has been moved to November 21-24.