The spread of COVID-19 forced Temple University to move classes to remote instruction for the remainder of the semester. I’ve heard some students jokingly refer to it as Zoom University.

The area surrounding Temple’s bell tower that’s usually packed at this time of year is empty because many students have left campus, and those living in on-campus buildings were asked by the university to leave by Saturday, if they’re able to.

As a Temple senior, the probability of me walking across the stage at Liacouras Center this May is unlikely. The last thing I expected to see during my final months of college was a petition to postpone spring commencement to the fall.

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