Updated September 1, 2021
As classes begin and students embrace the in-person experiences of the fall semester, the University of Rochester has reestablished its quarantine and isolation plan to ensure that every undergraduate who needs to enter into this space is cared for and comfortable. With new variants, breakthrough COVID-19 infections for those who are vaccinated are rare, but still possible, and therefore the University continues to provide quarantine and isolation housing in an effort to contain all infections and limit the spread of illness.
Curious about quarantine and isolation Whipple Park housing?
- Take a closer looks inside. And view a checklist for students before they arrive.
Have questions?
Our Frequently Asked Questions can help you understand what it means to quarantine and isolate, and provides details about testing and timelines of University-managed quarantines. A message from the Campus Culture & Care Committee may offer additional support.
For individuals in quarantine due to exposure or travel, please note that the availability of University-identified quarantine and isolation space can change rapidly. While you are ensured space for the entirety of your quarantine period, you may be required to move into a different quarantine space in the same or a different location on short notice. Assistance will be provided with transportation should a change in location be required.
Below are details and guidance for students who will be in a University-managed quarantine or isolation (Q/I) at either a local hotel or Whipple Park.