Adjust your schedule for intersession on campus

Graphic by Mark Judson
Graphic by Mark Judson
Mark Judson

Intersession — that transient time between semesters — is upon us. When there are no classes, campus is quiet and many departments or services are inactive or subdued while the students are away. Until classes resume on May 11, here are some adjustments you should plan for if you’re coming to campus.

Expect altered hours for campus amenities during intersession. Graphic by Mark Judson
Expect altered hours for campus amenities during intersession. Graphic by Mark Judson

 

 

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