Classes canceled to allow students to 'cope' with shock of Trump's win?

November 10, 2016 20:24

Fox News reports: Professors at many universities canceled classes Wednesday to help their students deal with the apparent trauma of the election results.

"Because I know this process has been difficult for many of you (emotionally and mentally), I wanted to let you know that Im not taking roll in class tomorrow," a professor at UConn wrote in an email to students.

She told her English students she understood if they needed a "personal day" to deal with Donald Trump being elected president.

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