recent updates & Important information

  • During summer programs, there will be no COVID-19 related gathering limits or physical distancing requirements. As for masking, please refer to the updated masking policy for the Domain. If you have questions, please contact your program administrator.

  • On May 14, 2021, the University issued an updated masking policy for the Domain.

    Note: This was emailed to the University community and as indicated, this update includes a change in the masking policy.

  • Sewanee's daily dashboard displays some of the local and regional health data the University is monitoring.

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For the School of Theology community

Here you will find the latest communications to members of the School of Theology community, sharing information on COVID-19 efforts for a safe academic and community life, including the latest health and travel guidance and initiatives for continuity of academic programming.

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Communications to the members of the University community, sharing information on COVID-19 efforts, health and travel guidance, and academic programming.

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