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Florida's State University System has transitioned to remote learning in response to the coronavirus pandemic. FIU has switched to remote instruction for all classes through the end of the summer semester. Campuses are closed to visitors, except in cases of urgent need to access study or work material, or for on-campus residents approved to stay in student housing. Check FIU updates for details.
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