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Before returning to campus, the University is asking students to quarantine themselves for 14 days and to use the Protect Texas Together app to track their symptoms, according to a July 29 email from UT Interim President Jay Hartzell. Here is what students think.

As the COVID-19 pandemic forces local school districts to restrict visitors and start the school year online, future teachers face uncertainty with their certifications, which require in-person observation and instruction. 

The University wrote on Twitter that the Times’ survey leaves out important data.

Many student commuters are uncertain where to go on campus to take her online courses as blocked online and in person classes won’t allow enough time to get to and from campus . In an initial letter from Interim President Jay Hartzell outlining the reopening of campus for the fall semester, there was no mention of a plan to open popular study spaces, such as the undergraduate libraries, student activity centers and Texas Union.