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If you need a ride to the mass vaccination site at M&T Bank Stadium, you can book a Blue Jay shuttle.

Thanks to your careful compliance with public health safety measures, we are now past the midpoint of the semester with continued low rates of COVID-19 infections on campus.

By the end of April, everyone In Maryland over the age of 16 will be eligible for a COVID vaccine. Find out what that means for Hopkins affiliates.

Any affiliates who have not yet returned to campus but who may be approved to do so in the next several months will not need to obtain a flu shot.

Mental and social wellness are always important, even during a pandemic.

Containment measures have been successful and will allow us to return to in-person classes and other activities at Homewood on February 11.

After a peak of 44 new COVID cases on February 2, cases have been trending down. If trends continue, in-person classes and activities for Homewood undergraduates will resume on February 11.

All undergraduates are now required to get tested three times a week, effective Friday, Feb. 5, until further notice. No gatherings of any size are allowed for undergraduates, on campus or off, indoors or outdoors, through Monday morning at 8 a.m. 

After detecting a cluster of COVID-19 among undergraduate students, the university has suspended in-person undergraduate classes on the Homewood campus as well as other in-person activities for two days.

We believe we can prudently and safely move to a more extensive on-campus experience for the spring semester.