Category: Professional

If you are planning to travel, make note of these additional testing requirements. 

Masking in many (but not all) university indoor spaces will be optional for those who are vaccinated and boosted. 

While our administration works to support students on an institutional scale, we hope that at a personal level, you are taking good care of yourself and making use of every resource available to you. 

SHWB is pleased to share the following report on the university’s ongoing work to address and implement recommendations of the Task Force on Student Mental Health and Well-Being.

In response to encouraging metrics, the university has made changes to its Prodensity and testing protocols.

The Office of Student Health and Well-Being is pleased to announce the launch of a weekly well-being newsletter for students and trainees.

If you are eligible for the booster but still have not gotten one, there are two more clinics coming up.

Guests in residence halls and fans at athletic events are now allowed, in light of low COVID positivity rates among students.

Following a smooth return-to-campus process, the university has adjusted some of its COVID-related policies.

The characteristics of the omicron variant, as well as the near universal rate of vaccination within our community, make the surge we are experiencing now different from the one we faced a year ago.