Classes scheduled at the University of the Republic of San Marino for March will be held remotely, as will exams and graduation sessions. This measure, according to a memo sent yesterday to the entire university community and signed by Rector Corrado Petrocelli, was adopted "in light of the latest data regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus and in accordance with the measures implemented by the San Marino government." This realigns the Academic Senate's decision of February 17, with the possibility of a partial return to in-person activities, which has currently been ruled out due to the most recent trends in the contagion.
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