Our goal is to provide the health strategies, policies, and support necessary to safely operate the University and community during the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically testing, tracing, isolation, and other environmental mitigation efforts to reduce the likelihood of viral spread.
An at-a-glance view of some of the key metrics the University is monitoring this semester. Data updated daily.
On July 3, 2020, a mandatory masking directive is in effect for all persons on the Domain. Residents, visitors, students, faculty, and staff are required to follow this protocol until further notice.
All students and employees will be tested prior to the start of the semester and then periodically depending on risk factors. Read more about the testing protocol and what to expect when you arrive on campus. Updated Sept. 7: Weekly testing continues for students.
This document describes the interim policies and practices the University has put in place to keep the Sewanee community safe and healthy.
Find answers to some of the most frequently asked health and safety questions.
The health and safety of our campus and community must involve all of us—students, faculty, staff, and residents. The University's Community Health Commitments lay out the actions every member of the Sewanee community is expected to make
On July 3, Vice-Chancellor Brigety instituted a mandatory mask directive for all persons on the Domain—to include residents, visitors, students, faculty, and staff. It will remain in force until further notice.
A chronological list of the University updates to students, employees, and community members.
