Campus Adopts Mobile App to Accommodate Campus Dining

Campus Technology: New Jersey's Fairleigh Dickinson University began its fall semester on Aug. 17, with courses being delivered online. By Sept. 14, a small number of classes began in-person sessions at two campuses, primarily involving labs, health sciences and psychology clinical courses and a few others. Between those two dates, the school also allowed students to move into residence halls, following a "de-densified" housing plan. The on-campus dining options have been reconfigured with sneeze guards and Plexiglas barriers, physical distancing for seating, prepackaged meals and lots of sanitizing.

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