Managing COVID-19 at ASU

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The health of the Sun Devil community remains our top priority.

This is Arizona State University’s official source of information about COVID-19 and important information for the ASU community. The Centers For Disease Control and Prevention has the most up-to-date information about the status of COVID-19 in the U.S. You also can find more from the Arizona Department of Health Services.

 

Latest COVID-19 updates

Returning to campus for spring 2022

Jan. 5, 2022

The spread of COVID-19 and its fast-moving omicron variant means that we will continue our efforts to manage the spread of COVID-19 as we return to campus. Here is a quick look at our approach this spring:

  • Students, faculty and staff need to take a COVID-19 test before coming back to our campuses. Students can submit their test result here. (Find additional information on the testing-verification FAQ.)
  • ASU testing will continue to be available to all students and to faculty, staff and their family members. Testing is vital to fight the spread and help keep operations as normal as possible. Find more information about free saliva-based testing on the Devils’ drop-off website.
  • Face coverings will be required inside all ASU classrooms. They also will be required inside all ASU buildings where physical distancing is not possible. Learn more about face coverings.
  • We will be reinstating the Daily Health Check requirement so all students and employees will do a quick self-check each morning. If you don’t feel well, don’t come to campus. 
  • We will continue to provide weekly COVID-19 reports.
  • We continue to expect faculty, staff and students to be vaccinated. All employees (including student employees) should have proof of vaccination or a medical or religious accommodation on file. 
  • COVID-19 vaccines and boosters will continue to be available to students, faculty and staff. Schedule an appointment through the Health Portal.

The result? A comprehensive plan to manage the spread of COVID-19 with the many tools we have developed and deployed over the past two years. 

Posted: Jan. 5, 2022, at 1:45 p.m.

 

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What you can do

Test frequently, follow health protocols

We urge the Sun Devil community to get vaccinated (and boosted) against COVID-19 and to follow protocols about face coverings inside buildings and in crowded places. Testing is also crucial and available at no charge to the ASU community through Devils’ drop-off at multiple locations. ASU Health Services and Employee Health have COVID-19 vaccines, third doses and boosters; students and employees can begin that process through the ASU point-and-click health portal.

If you are sick

If you test positive or have symptoms, we ask that you follow the CDC recommended steps to self-isolate and avoid contact with others, except to get medical care. Students should contact ASU Health Services (480-965-3349 or eoss.asu.edu/health), who will advise you about scheduling a telehealth or in-person appointment; students should also contact their professors. Employees should contact their supervisors and the Employee Wellness Exposure Management team at 480-727-6517 or EmployeeWellness@exchange.asu.edu.

Contact ASU Counseling Services

If you are experiencing increased anxiety or stress, please contact ASU Counseling Services at 480-965-6146 to speak with a counselor. We’re here to help.