Expanded testing program; What to do if you have symptoms or test positive for COVID-19; Danforth Campus research; Dining on campus
Author: WashU
Danforth Campus Digest (August 26, 2020)
‘Ask the Doctors’ town hall tonight; Welcome back, students!; Making masks work for kids; Tents on campus
Danforth Campus Digest (August 21, 2020)
Protocol for reporting positive cases; COVID policy concerns portal; Reminder about visitors on campus; ‘Because’ we are WashU
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (July 30, 2020)
The Danforth Campus community is invited to attend a second round of town hall webinars August 3-7 to learn more about the university’s plans for the fall semester, and to ask questions and share feedback with university leaders.
August town halls
The Danforth Campus community was invited to attend a series of town hall webinars August 3-7 to learn more about the university’s plans for the fall semester, and to ask questions and share feedback with university leadership. All webinars were recorded and will be posted on this page as soon as they are available. Town […]
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (July 16, 2020)
If you learn that you or someone you know at the university has tested positive, is presumed positive or has been exposed to someone with COVID-19, there are protocols you must follow.
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (June 22, 2020)
The Danforth Campus community is invited to attend the last in a series of town hall webinars TODAY from 3-4:15 p.m. to learn more about the university’s planning process for the fall semester, and to ask questions and share feedback with members of the Fall Planning Committee.
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (June 16, 2020)
The Danforth Campus community is invited to attend a series of town hall webinars starting this week to learn more about the university’s planning process for the fall semester.
Danforth Campus town halls
The Danforth Campus community is invited to attend a series of town halls to learn more about the university’s planning process for the fall semester, and to ask questions and share feedback with members of the Fall Planning Committee.
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (May 29, 2020)
Coming back to work on campus? Here’s what you need to know.
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (May 8, 2020)
Updated guidance on personal travel, parenting during a pandemic, Ask the WashU Doctors: tips for staying healthy, new hours for DUC dining and Quadrangle Pharmacy, learn about the university’s response to COVID-19
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (April 28, 2020)
Town hall for Danforth Campus and CFU planned for tomorrow, Ask the WashU Doctors: Understanding protective masks, take a moment for well-being on Zoom, valuing employee wellness, a ‘home away from home’ for our frontline employees, learn about the university’s response to COVID-19
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (April 21, 2020)
Alternate operations extended, travel update, new hours for Habif Center, valuing WashU employee well-being during the pandemic, workplace tips for social distancing, how to hold safe Zoom meetings, learn about the university’s response to COVID-19
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (April 10, 2020)
Employee and contractor safety, give thanks to medical personnel and first responders, online staff professional development, know how to sew? You can help the community, making a difference in St. Louis, learn about the university’s response to COVID-19
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (April 6, 2020)
Updated campus screening instructions, spring semester update, crisis fund established to help students and employees, support resources for employees and students, learn about the university’s response to COVID-19
Message to Danforth Campus students
We are writing today to share some important updates to Chancellor Martin’s message that was sent to the university community on March 11.
Student health and well-being
Dear Students, There are many unsettling transitions happening in such a short period of time, and I want to reiterate to you that putting your health and safety and that of our greater community is the university’s highest priority. What we are all seeing unfold regarding COVID-19, along with the resulting university decisions, may result […]
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (March 27, 2020)
Updated policies, health screening clarification, parking and transportation updates, faculty/staff: Office of the Ombuds, tips for Zoomers
Message to the university community
In order to be consistent with the duration of the Stay at Home orders in place in local jurisdictions, we are extending the university’s alternate operations period until April 22.
Video message from Dr. Cheri LeBlanc, executive director of Habif Health and Wellness Center
We here in the United States have a small window of opportunity to slow the spread of COVID-19. All of us in the medical community now urge you to follow the CDC guidelines for social distancing.
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (March 23, 2020)
Resources for online teaching and learning, buildings locked, card swipe access only, mental health resources, how to help
COVID-19: Danforth Campus Digest (March 19, 2020)
Return travelers must continue to be screened, buildng access, communication procedures, alternate operations, protect your health, event updates