Students aren't the only ones frustrated by changes to campus learning brought on by the pandemic with many university professors also being lukewarm about another semester of e-learning. David Robinson, executive director of the Canadian Association of University Teachers says students shouldn't pay the same tuition fees for online classes and that e-learning contributes to a reduced university experience. Then, Alison Evans, director of member and public relations with Universities Canada says she appreciates students' tuition concerns, but schools also need to find a way to remain financially viable.