Tag: University Communications

Currently, we do not anticipate widespread changes to workplace or academic activities.

We can safely enact further loosening of our public health restrictions.

The plans will extend coverage to include additional gender-affirming care procedures, namely voice therapy and facial reconstructive procedures.

This significant university investment in the BHCST expansion supports our broader, multifaceted strategy to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our community and develop new resources to meet its unique needs.

Undergraduates are required to test twice a week, and masks are required in the libraries and study areas.

From May 1 through Commencement on May 22, we will return to testing once a week for undergraduates and graduate students who are on campus.

There will continue to be times when the prevalence of COVID is heightened as the pandemic progresses towards a more endemic level, and some level of precautions will remain necessary.

The university is moving to twice-weekly testing for all undergraduate students, and requiring masks in residence hall common areas and dining facilities.

The online guide is a comprehensive tool for faculty and staff to support and refer students in times of need.

This comment period is open to all university affiliates and community partners through April 1.