This town's favorite university loosens up as the weather gets nice . . .
Dress code push back from this college town goes like this . . .
The announcement came in a letter to students from university Chancellor Doug Girod.
"You will recall we began phasing out our mask requirement March 3 by removing the requirement in non-classroom settings," he said in the letter. "Given regional COVID rates are the lowest they’ve been since the beginning of the pandemic and there continue to be no COVID-related disruptions to campus operations, now is the appropriate time to remove the mandate in classrooms."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
University of Kansas won't require masks in classes starting Monday
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The University of Kansas announced Friday that it will no longer require students to wear masks in classes in either the Edwards or Lawrence campuses beginning on Monday. The announcement came in a letter to students from university Chancellor Doug Girod.
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