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DALLAS TWP. &mdash; Misericordia University has joined King&rsquo;s College and opted to finish the fall semester in remote-only mode.
				Interim President Kathleen Owens posted a notice citing a surge of COVID-19 cases on campus that included 10 new cases in three days, saying &ldquo;the negative trend has not abated.&rdquo;
				The campus moved all courses to remote format Tuesday, with exceptions for some courses that require in-person instruction such as labs and clinics. The move allows students to return home now for the break. Residence Halls will remain open until Nov. 25 at 9 a.m. as previously planned, and university food service will continue, though take-out is strongly encouraged and the Metz Dining Room is modified to seat one person per table. The retail outlets including Chopping Block and Chick-fil-A will set their own hours and restrictions.
				The Bevevino Library is also remaining open, but evening hours will be reduced. Most offices will close from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1 as part of the Thanksgiving break. The suspension of co-curricular and athletic activities started last Friday will continue until further notice.
				&ldquo;I know the decision to move to an all virtual format will come as a relief for some and a disappointment for others,&rdquo; Owens wrote. &ldquo;On behalf of our leadership team, I want to thank all of our students, faculty, and staff for your collaboration and cooperation to keep each other safe this fall. You all did a terrific job to help preserve the on campus, in-person experience. COVID-19 cases are rising to record levels across the country and on our campus, necessitating the shift to online learning for this final week of classes.&rdquo;

Misericordia finishing semester in full remote