Photo gallery Robots still roll on nearly empty campus
With in-person instruction suspended for the rest of spring semester and campus buildings closed except to essential employees, campus is a quiet place these days. But there’s still activity from University Housing food-delivery robots, which serve carryout-only food from Gordon Avenue Market to those authorized student residents who remain living in UW Housing residence halls.
A cluster of University Housing food-delivery robots wait for remote clearance to cross the intersection of East Campus Mall at W. Johnson Street on campus recently. Photo by: Jeff Miller
While almost all in-person events have been canceled, remote events are picking up. Photo by: Jeff Miller
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