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March 24, 2021

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Working Together to End the Pandemic

There is a feeling of hopefulness as we head into the spring. By using the tools developed over the last year, the pandemic may be finally coming to the end — but we aren’t out of the woods yet. Everyone in our community — on campus or not — should recommit to the small measures that make a big difference. Our actions will determine how quickly we can return to in-person activities and reunite with the people we miss.

Important Announcements About COVID- 19 Testing

Effective Thursday, May 13, Cal Poly is reducing COVID-19 testing frequency to once every seven days for all students who are required to test.
The COVID-19 testing site at the PAC will be close May 19 and 20. Students and employees seeking asymptomatic COVID-19 testing can make appointments for the Poly Canyon Village location on those dates.

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Saliva Testing Program

Students can access saliva-based COVID surveillance testing on campus. Required students should make testing appointments as outlined in the COVID-19 Info tab on your portal, get a six-digit ID number an hour before each test, and bring a photo ID to the testing site.

COVID Testing Compliance

Required students must remain in compliance with Cal Poly's ongoing testing program or risk losing access to single sign on (SSO) services. The COVID-19 Help Center is here to assist students schedule appointments and answer questions. Students fully vaccinated for COVID-19 can be exempted from required testing if they upload their records through their portal.

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COVID-19 Vaccines

The COVID-19 vaccine is available to everyone 12 and older at the county's mass vaccination sites, at local pharmacies and on campus through Rite Aid's pop up clinic in UU220. The CSU also announced plans to require the COVID-19 vaccine for students and employees based on several specific conditions.

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Coronavirus Updates

Stay up to date on the current number of COVID-19 cases and vaccine access details for members of the campus community. View critical updates, advisories and important public health information.

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As public health guidance allows, Cal Poly will begin opening certain on-campus spaces at reduced capacity.

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Athletics

Beginning April 1, some Cal Poly Athletics events that take place outdoors are able to accommodate spectators at 20% of the venue's capacity. No spectators are allowed for indoor sporting events at this time. Many games and matches are available to stream for free via gopoly.com.

Campus Dining

Campus Dining venues are open and can host dine-in guests at 25% capacity, in line with local public health guidelines for restaurants. All Campus Dining venues also offer contact-less ordering, expanded grab-and-go options, and enhanced cleaning schedules to keep guests and employees healthy.

Julian A. McPhee University Union

The second floor of the University Union (UU) is open at partial capacity, with no food or drink permitted other than water bottles. The first-floor restaurants are open for outdoor dining only. Mustang Lanes remains closed at this time.

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Kennedy Library

The library’s first floor Hub24 study space and outdoor atrium are open Monday – Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. with a total capacity of 200 people at a time. Space is available first-come, first-serve for individual work and social distanced group work. Students will be required to show their green campus pass to enter, and facial coverings and social distancing are required. Printing is available, but computers are not currently available.

The library also offers a spectrum of virtual services, including contact-less book check out and pickup/delivery. Virtual computer lab resources and ITS tech rentals are also available. The library building is closed to the public at this time.

Recreation Center

The Lap Pool and outdoor recreation areas on the pool deck are currently open at partial capacity. Beginning March 29, the Recreation Center will open indoor exercise areas to operate at 10% capacity. Participants must continue to utilize the ASI Access app and students must show a daily Campus Pass for entrance. Space or class reservations must be made prior to visiting the facility. Virtual programming will still be available through asi.calpoly.edu. In-person tours are not currently available; we invite you to take a virtual tour of the facility.

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