In light of an increase in COVID cases, Stanford continues to strongly encourage face coverings indoors and in crowded outdoor spaces. Masking will continue to be required in classrooms and on Marguerite buses until further notice.
Read more about Update on masking guidelinesAn update on student testing, face coverings in classrooms and test pickup locations.
Read more about Guidance on COVID-19 masking and testingFollowing new guidance from Santa Clara County Public Health Department and the California Department of Public Health, Stanford is making adjustments to its masking guidelines, effective March 2.
Read more about Revised masking guidelinesFollowing an announcement that the Santa Clara County Department of Public Health anticipates lifting the county’s indoor masking mandate on March 2, Stanford is working to revise campus protocols. Updates will be provided early next week.
Read more about Update on masking guidelinesAn update on our COVID-19 testing program, as well as a preview of our plans for students returning to campus from travel during the upcoming spring break.
Read more about Testing and other COVID-19 updatesCampus indoor masking policies will remain in place following Santa Clara County’s announcement that it will maintain local masking requirements until certain conditions are met, likely in a few weeks
Read more about Update on campus masking requirementsRussell Furr, associate vice provost for environmental health & safety, shares updated protocols for those who have tested positive for COVID-19 and are preparing to either come out of isolation or return to in-person work.
Read more about Exiting isolation and other COVID-19 updatesA message from Provost Persis Drell and Russell Furr, associate vice provost for environment health & safety, outlines temporary limitations on campus events and gatherings designed to help limit COVID-19 transmission during the current omicron wave.
Read more about Short-term updates to campus policiesThis message provides an update for students and instructors about the beginning of winter quarter instruction in January. As you will read, we are now planning to begin the quarter with two weeks of online instruction, though students are welcome to return to campus on schedule and do not need to change their travel plans. Other university operations will continue.
Read more about Update on the beginning of winter quarterA campus-wide message reminds members of the community about staying healthy amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the emergence of the Omicron variant. The message urges community members to get a booster dose when eligible and to wear a face covering regardless of vaccination status.
Read more about Staying healthy over winter break