Yale is focused on the health and safety of its community as it continues to create and share knowledge that benefits the world.
Spring 2021 Update: The university announced on October 6 that graduate and professional school students as well as sophomores, juniors, and seniors are invited back to campus for the spring semester. Most schools, including Yale College, will begin classes on February 1.
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Welcome
Campus Status
ALERT LEVEL: Low to Moderate Risk
Yale makes public vital data about the state of COVID-19 within the Yale community.
Updated September 1, 2020
- Graduate and professional school students and a portion of undergraduates are back on campus.
- Faculty members are teaching most courses remotely, but some classes are being held in person or through hybrid delivery with physical distancing.
- Yale continues to reactivate research activities and other university operations while observing strict health and safety precautions.
Campus Life
The public health crisis continues to demand personal responsibility, a spirit of cooperation, and resilience. See on-campus policies and services for keeping Yale healthy.
Travel Guidelines
View quarantine requirements, guidelines for university-related travel, and State of Connecticut advisories.
Visitors Policy
To reduce the risk of bringing cases of COVID-19 to campus, short-term visitors are not allowed in the fall term.
More Resources
Many of the university’s schools and units provide helpful COVID-19 and fall semester information.