After months of waiting, L.A. County colleges received public health rules for fall reopenings: virtually no in-person classes and very limited on-campus housing.
and are tougher than those of many other counties. They are quashing more expansive plans envisioned by Harvey Mudd College and other local campuses and are spurring UCLA officials to reevaluate their own September reopening plans.as COVID-19 cases surged but still had hoped to offer on-campus housing to more students and as many as 20% of classes in person.
UCLA also planned to offer about 8% of classes in person, including some that involve laboratory work, performing arts and clinical health fields. The county guidelines, however, reiterated that only classes that involved training forneeds, such as public health, emergency services, food, energy and transportation, could be offered in person.
in March alone for canceled housing and dining contracts, facility cleaning costs and transitioning to remote instruction.By June 30, UC was hit by nearly $1.8 billion in lost revenue and new costs related to the pandemic, which was only partly offset by nearly $800 million in federal funding, then-UC President Janet Napolitano said last month.
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