[VWWHFSfQ]

Campuses are going to be closed in the Fall. Nobody is going to have access to those things.

[detaro]

Limited lab access is a lot easier to safely implement with shift reservations and people looking after each others projects than classes, so I'd expect that to happen to a degree. At least some universities here in Germany already do allow occasional lab access if needed, with appropriate precautions.

[gji]

You seem to be very convinced of this. At my institution, research activities has resumed for the past month (albeit with restrictions on occupancy).

[Balgair]

I know a few grad students at 'closed' campuses currently. Though the admin says the labs are off limits, the PIs are turning blind eyes to it. The labs are effectively open.

[unishark]

At the school where I work, they disabled key card access for everyone campuswide. You need to special permission to have them unlock it for a limited time period to get in.

Of course a few old buildings still use regular keys so people can sneak in potentially.

[VWWHFSfQ]

> Though the admin says the labs are off limits

so the labs are closed then, despite your anecdotal evidence to the contrary.

[Balgair]

I mean, they are closed, but a lot of people seem to come in anyway and do things just as before, so I am told.

Define that how would wish to.