Wayne State Resumes Virtual Learning Until January 31 due to COVID Variant | The Michigan Chronicle

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Wayne State Resumes Virtual Learning Until January 31 due to COVID Variant | The Michigan Chronicle

Wayne State University (WSU) is combating the COVID-19 omicron variant by transitioning its in-person classes to online until Monday, January 31, FOX 2 Detroit reported. In a letter from WSU President Roy Wilson, the online classes (which begin Monday, January 10) will be virtual until the end of the month because of the omicron variant … Continued

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