Education
On March 6th, the University of Washington became the first American university to suspend in-person courses and switch to a distance-learning campus amid COVID-19 fears.
April 4, 2020
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On March 6th, the University of Washington became the first American university to suspend in-person courses and switch to a distance-learning campus amid COVID-19 fears.
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