The latest COVID-19 information for the University community
President Sarah C. Mangelsdorf shares an update for the University community with a special thank-you to all of our frontline employees.
Additional details from University Health Service about the surveillance testing program, COVID-19 testing for off-campus students, and other options for COVID-19 testing.
Clarifying dos and don'ts related to eating and drinking on campus, masks and social distancing requirements for indoor and outdoor spaces, and personal travel for students.
Many international students face additional barriers in accessing and engaging with online courses when learning remotely.
Faculty can take part in a series of one-hour "how-to" workshops, from using various discussion board tools, to providing a platform for asynchronous student presentations.
Additional space on River Campus is now available to all students for group or individual study in the evening. Students must follow safety guidelines in these spaces.
The Graduate Writing Project is offering virtual writing support this semester for AS&E graduate students and postdocs with one-on-one sessions, workshops, and more.
See the plan for class instruction, campus operations, and more if 100 or more positive COVID-19 cases emerge among students, faculty and staff within a two-week period.
This month's issue of Life-Work Connections/EAP takes a look at a condition known as COVID fatigue.
If you are feeling stressed or overwhelmed, homesick, or not sleeping well, a UR Connected coach could help.
News and updates on wearing masks, using Dr. Chat Bot, completing COVID-19 training, and more.
UHS is making available a free Coronavirus test to any full-time University student who requests it based on their participation in these recent events.
Need to request rooms for remote work? Students in AS&E can now request a room to attend courses online when unable to return to a personal space
Students can reach out to the CURT Student Advisory Council with questions and suggestions about campus life, health and safety, and more.
Tuesday, September 8, UHS will be offering COVID-19 testing for graduate students and undergraduate students who are living off-campus.
University Facilities and Services has been working to update air circulation in residential, administrative, and academic buildings.
The event is from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. EDT, and will cover COVID-19 policies, public health, support, and a live Q&A with University leaders.
Full-time undergraduate and graduate students can become an ambassador. Ambassadors will help promote safety practices and guidelines amid COVID-19.
The latest guidance on the types of events that can go forward this semester, how to manage and host them safely, and updated policies for visitors and guests on campus.
The GAC has reopened for full-time students only. The facility is not available for faculty, staff, or guest use.
The spring semester start and end dates across the University have been set. See the schedule for your unit.
Meet your study goals and more. The StudyZone opens on Sunday, September 13, and is enrolling students on a first-come, first-served basis.
Effective immediately, there is a change to the quarantine guidance for all University students, faculty, and staff arriving in Rochester from an international location.
Students, faculty, and staff on campus can obtain a free cloth face mask. See the distribution details.
Students living on campus began moving into University housing Monday, August 17. See photos from the day.
The University is partnering with the YMCA to ease childcare challenges for employees most in need of assistance due to modified school schedules.
Students, faculty, and staff can use the COVID-19 Concern Report form if they observe an individual or group not following COVID safety guidelines.
The University issues a statement about workplace flexibility and outlines considerations for managers and employees as our campuses reopen.
Barnes & Noble at College Town has reopened to customers but encourages students to get course materials through its website.
University Facilities and Services if offering a variety of signs you can download, print, and display in your office, lab, room, or other campus space.
President Sarah C. Mangelsdorf shares an update for the University community with a special thank-you to all of our frontline employees.
A new guide outlines protocols and resources for non–Medical Center staff and faculty who are returning to work on campus.
Molly Jolliff, director of International Student Engagement, outlines support services and resources for students coping with quarantine.
The Faculty Club will be closed for the fall 2020 semester. The space will be reconfigured as a take-out only space with to-go meals.
International students can learn more about requirements for participating in the ISO's orientation program and its four components.
The University has published a classroom assignments document to provide information on courses for fall 2020, including online or in-person format.
The NCAA Division III Presidents Council has canceled 2020 fall sport championships, likely resulting in no games for Rochester teams this fall.
A new system means you will soon be able to check remotely to see how many people are using the Rush Rhees Library at any one time.
In a message to students, parents, faculty, and staff, President Sarah Mangelsdorf calls for a commitment to the health and safety of our community.