Regis College is committed to promoting the health and safety of all members of our community: students, faculty and staff. Recognizing the evolving nature of COVID-19, these measures have been implemented and guided with an emphasis on the common good of the campus community.
All Regis community members who live, learn, and work on campus use a mobile app, CoVerified, to:
All students, faculty, and staff who live, learn, and work on campus are required required to have received all doses of COVID-19 vaccine in the primary series. This requirement can be met with COVID-19 vaccines having FDA (Food and Drug Administration), EUA (emergency use authorization) and/or WHO (World Health Organization EUL (emergency use listing) approval.
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The Regis campus is a mask optional environment, except in the Center for Health and Wellness when seeing a provider at Health Services and/or Counseling Services, per CDC guidelines.
Regis College warmly welcomes visitors to campus, including students’ families, prospective students, external partners, contractors, etc.
Both antigen and molecular testing are available for symptomatic individuals and the testing type will be determined by the Center for Health and Wellness clinical team.
It is important to get tested if you are experiencing any new symptoms or are five to seven days after a known exposure. Even if the symptoms are mild and you believe it may just be allergies or a cold, you should take a test to rule out COVID-19.
Health Services recommends keeping a supply of rapid at-home COVID-19 tests on hand so that you may self-administer a test should you develop any new symptoms or have a known exposure.
Students, faculty, and staff who are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 should report all symptoms into the CoVerified app. The Center for Health and Wellness staff will reach out to discuss symptoms and a plan of care, which may include testing for COVID-19.
View the latest requirements from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
All individuals who test positive for COVID-19 are responsible for notifying their own close contacts. The Center for Health and Wellness will provide resources on the notification process.