How to handle a stressful news cycle
Learn how to maintain your emotional equilibrium when current events bring up negative feelings.
Workplace flexibility, increased testing, and modified isolation and quarantine in January
Remain diligent in masking, monitoring yourself for symptoms, following testing requirements, avoiding large gatherings, and staying up-to-date with your vaccination.
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Intersession courses move to virtual modality
This step will not otherwise impact campus operations. In-person research and other work will continue according to existing protocols and schedules.
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Boosters now required for all eligible JHU affiliates
February 1, 2022 is the deadline for getting a booster dose of either the Pfizer or Moderna COVID vaccine.
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COVID cases among graduate students
Because of the continued effectiveness of our COVID prevention efforts in academic and research spaces, we are not changing our operating posture at this time.
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Top blog posts of 2021
Some common threads in our most popular content: intimate and romantic relationships, COVID, and self-care.
COVID safety over the winter break
Before many of us are away from campus, we have a few reminders and some helpful information for you.
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Please continue to watch for COVID/flu symptoms
If you have any COVID or flu-like symptoms, do not come to campus.
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Stay home if you feel sick
Call the Johns Hopkins COVID Call Center (JHCCC) at 443-287-8500 if you have symptoms.
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Thanksgiving break
Brush up on COVID testing requirements around the university's Thanksgiving break, in addition to other health and safety reminders.