California University of Pennsylvania will be reopening its campus for students this fall and classes will begin one week earlier than planned. A revised calendar now calls for classes to begin August 17. The fall semester will then wrap up before Thanksgiving. University spokesperson Christine Kindl says that will keep students at home during the traditional flu season. Students will then resume with the spring semester. While on campus, students will be required the wear a mask and social distance. Classrooms will be reorganized and students will have the option to utilize remote learning. Residence halls will be open with single or double occupancy. The dining hall will also be open but will be counter service only. There will be no salad bar and students will be permitted to take their meal back to their room.