St. Lawrence College is planning to have more in-person classes during its winter term.
The college announced Thursday that starting in January 2022, 80 per cent of its programs will have an in-person component.
The fall semester was originally supposed to run mostly in person, but a last-minute decision before the start of the school year moved 50 per cent of its classes online.
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College president Glenn Vollebregt says the intent is to have increased activity on campus this school year.
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Like this semester, anyone coming to the campus must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have an approved exemption.
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