In April, Brown created the Healthy Fall 2020 Task Force: a 14-person committee charged with giving high-level administrators recommendations for developing a public health plan for reopening in the fall. 

Almost everyday I think about the words of President Christina Paxson P’19 in her April op-ed entitled “College Campuses Must Reopen in the Fall, Here’s How We Do it.” It’s a snazzy headline, to be sure.

Where students once climbed onto the roof for an evening of soccer under the stars, the Olney-Margolies Athletic Center has now become a primary gathering spot for the Brown community — in a very different way.

Prior to students’ return to campus this fall, the University has upheld its policy requiring students to spend six semesters living on campus, and promised to uphold their agreement to house all students who request it.

All undergraduate courses will be taught remotely until the week of October 5, according to the Healthy Brown website.