Photo gallery In-person classes start, with masks and distancing
Campus sparkled under a warm September sun on Wednesday, as students returned to in-person classes for the first time in five months. Students and staff members followed the Smart Restart safety protocols that include mask wearing and physical distancing. While many larger classes are online only, 45 percent of classes this fall have an in-person component.
A woman pedals her bike into campus during the first day of classes.
Students listen during an in-person classroom lecture in Agricultural Hall.
Student Anna Ankerstjerne enjoyed the sun while studying.
Student Ngaru Nen took advantage of the pleasant weather to study outside on Engineering Mall.
Two women use a hand sanitizer dispenser inside of the Engineering Centers Building.
Students take part in a Manufacturing Fundamentals in-person class with faculty associate Michael De Cicco inside of the Engineering Centers Building.
Student Megan Janquart studies outside on Engineering Mall during the first day of class.
Campus looked the same, but also different with some additions, like this hand sanitizer station, to address the pandemic.
Bella Rosenberg, a first-year student from Chicago, takes notes as part of her virtual calculus class while she studies in her room at Elizabeth Waters Residence Hall.
Pedestrians walk along East Campus Mall during the first day of classes.
Two men walk with carry out food orders from Gordon Dining and Event Center on the first day of classes.
Exempt from wearing a face mask while working alone in her closed office in Vilas Hall, Stacy Forster Benedict, a faculty associate in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, leads an online virtual session with students from her Curb magazine production class.
Students wear face masks and sit physically-distanced during a computer science class in the Mosse Humanities Building.
Neil Mills, assistant professor of theatre and drama, teaches a class in Vilas Hall.
Pedestrians walk past a W-shaped flower bed in front of Mosse Humanities Building.
Students talk and listen to one another as they make introductions during a class in Vilas Hall.
A woman wearing a mask walks along Observatory Drive on the first day of classes.
Lauren Gitzlaff, a first-year student from Brookfield, Wis., works on her computer laptop outside Van Vleck Hall.
Construction projects -- and detours -- continue on campus.
Students wear face masks and sit physically-distanced during a class taught by law professor Kathryn Hendley in the Mosse Humanities Building.
Students in class follow safety precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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