COVID-19 precautionary measures around campus

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Staff photographer|September 4, 2020

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Plexiglass now hangs throughout Collins Library, a high traffic area on campus. The newly-installed plexiglass is important in maintaining safe distances while in the library.

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