A Healthy Spring
For three years, our community has remained dedicated to following pandemic guidelines. Continue this spring to take steps to keep yourself and our campus healthy.
Updates on Spring Quarter
COVID-19 protocol will remain similar to fall and winter guidelines, with a few changes: Updated state and local guidance has shorted the isolation period, if certain criteria are met; also, after May 1 on campus, masks will be recommended but not required in health care settings. Free masks continue to be available on campus.
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Testing Resources
Students with symptoms can get tested at Campus Health and Wellbeing. All can find numerous off-campus and at-home testing options.
Campus Pass
Students are no longer required to complete the daily symptom screener to get a campus pass. The daily screener remains a tool for students to monitor their health and well-being. Students are strongly encouraged to report a positive test or symptoms after an exposure.
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Do Your Part
We're asking everyone to recommit to the measures that keep our campus community healthy. Have more specific questions? Find the right FAQ.
Monitor Your Health
Students may use the daily symptom screening tool to monitor their health and well-being during the academic term.
Get Vaccinated
The CSU requires students and employees to get a COVID-19 booster when eligible to be fully vaccinated. Find free vaccine appointments.
Find COVID-19 Testing
Students with symptoms can seek medical care at Campus Health and Wellbeing. Community testing sites are also open, and at-home tests are available at local pharmacies and the Cal Poly Pharmacy.
Mask Where Required
Masks are not required indoors, except in health care settings on campus through April 30. Free N95 masks are available on campus.
Clean and Disinfect
Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently throughout the day. Disinfect commonly touched surfaces in your space regularly.