Brock University is getting ahead of the game and has announced it will be holding its June convocation on-line.
This will be the third graduation the school has had to do virtually.
Brock president Gervan Fearon says while the decision is unfortunate, the health and safety of all involved is the top priority.
Students, their families and friends will get a personalized grad day experience starting on June 18th.
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