To ensure the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff while uncertainty surrounds the COVID-19 pandemic, Pittsburg State University will continue online delivery of courses through the summer, the university announced recently. Enrollment for summer and fall courses began yesterday.

Vice President for Academic Affairs Howard Smith said that the school already delivers 93 percent of their summer courses online so it is not a giant leap for the school. Faculty planning face-to-face courses in the summer will begin preparations to move the coursework to alternative delivery methods. The school's goal is to resume normal operations in the fall.

Academic labs will remain closed for whole-class work and Axe Library will continue to operate in its current limited capacity.