Residential Living and Building Access

Living together during a pandemic requires a community approach. Individuals must respect one another’s personal space and maintain physical distance from others, especially in common areas throughout residential spaces and buildings. In any public or shared space, wearing face coverings, maintaining physical distancing, and washing hands often are safety measures that will protect you and others.

To limit the number of people entering a residential room, bed lofting will not be possible this summer. 

Individuals must take an active role in cleaning and disinfecting their residential spaces. Cleaning supplies will be provided.

Any student who believes they have a need for a special housing accommodation based on a documented disability should submit their accommodation request to the Disability Resource Center (DRC). Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be given priority over requests for reasons other than a disability. Employee requests may be submitted to Human Resources.

Building Access

Access to buildings will be dependent on campus health conditions and may change throughout the summer. The Campus Status web page will have the most up-to-date information on building access and residential space capacities.