Measures being taken to slow the spread of COVID-19 to the university community
We are implementing the following changes to spring semester to limit and slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Return to Campus webinar: Faculty instruction guidelines and scheduling
The focus is on faculty instruction guidelines, and scheduling.
Read MoreUONLINE CREATES FLEXIBILITY
More than 450 online courses are available to students, including 115 that fulfill general education requirements. Register for a few this summer to stay on track to graduate.
Read MoreReturn to Campus: Keys to success for students
A wide range of centers and offices are ready to help students succeed this semester. Learn what’s available in this webinar.
Read MoreGenetic discovery in rare eye disease
John A. Moran Eye Center physician-researcher Paul S. Bernstein and his patients at the U played a key role in the recent discovery of the first genetic cause for a disease causing a gradual loss of central vision.
Read MoreResponding to patients’ social needs
U scientists developed and tested a new tool that assesses the social needs of ER patients and, if necessary, refers them to up to 46 community resources available through United Way 211.
Read MoreHere to stay: The era of telehealth
The premise is about making health care more convenient, easier to access and ultra-consumer-centered.
Read MoreU statement on Student and Exchange Visitor Program
The university applauds the federal government’s decision to rescind rules that could have negatively impacted international students.
Read MoreReturn to Campus Webinar: Final update and our testing/tracing plan
In the sixth and final Return to Campus webinar, held on Aug. 20, 2020, President Ruth Watkins and other senior leaders gave a final update on campus operations, while Dr. Richard Orlandi and Dr. Sharon Talboys discussed details of the U’s testing and tracing plan.
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