
For Students
Whether you are near or far, find tools and information to navigate the academic environment and student experience.
Community Health Measures
Explore the University's safety procedures, health monitoring requirements and testing protocols.
More InformationCurrent Activity Level: Yellow
In-person activity continues. Due to local/regional trends and increasing positivity on campus, targeted populations may have increased testing or reduced in-person activity.
Whether you are near or far, find tools and information to navigate the academic environment and student experience.
Keep teaching effectively across all modes of instruction, and learn more about expectations for those returning to campus.
Learn about what the current campus operations mean for work, health and safety and more.
Find information and guidance for researchers, including research-specific policies and procedures, FAQs and more.
Report your symptoms or illness to the University.
After returning to campus, all community members are required to report:
Staff and faculty can also report locations or examples of social distancing congestion to assist with identifying potential problem areas. The Office of Risk Management tracks these issues; please complete an online form to share this information with the University.
To ensure that the necessary modifications can be made quickly and effectively, the following Core Responsibilities will guide schools and units in developing and executing plans tailored to their specific operational needs.
In all shared spaces, the University will establish protocols and reminders to keep at least six feet of space between individuals.
All community members must wear masks in all public and shared environments on campus and when required social distancing cannot be achieved.
Reducing the risk of exposure to COVID-19 by cleaning and disinfection is a critical aspect of reopening our campus.
Community members are required to report if they test positive for COVID-19, develop symptoms, or are self-isolating due to suspected or known exposure to it.
Units must develop a communication plan for providing essential information and training to community members and visitors who will occupy and visit their facilities.
We expect our leaders, managers, supervisors, faculty members, and researchers to model flexibility and foster a community of wellness and awareness.
The iOS (Apple) version of the Symptomtracker application was recently updated. You will need to download the newest version of the app in order to complete your daily health check. There are no changes to the Android or web versions.