COVID-19: University Response and Planning
Latest Update: Nov. 13, 2020
Current Stage: RED
The University has returned to the Red Stage and recently shared information about an increase in cases and potential exposures, students' departure at the end of the fall semester, details on move-out testing options, and the spring return and testing schedule. You can also check our COVID-19 data dashboard, updated weekly.
The University is in the Red Stage. Learn more about our Physical Distancing Framework, which guides our approach to gradually resuming operations on campus.
Read the latest messages to the campus community
How to Report a Potential COVID-19 Case
- Students (other than part-time MBA and SPCS) should contact the Student Health Center at 804-289-8064.
- MBA and SPCS students should call their healthcare provider and notify their dean's office.
- Faculty and staff should contact the HR COVID Care Coordinator at hr-health-screens@richmond.edu or 804-289-8811.
All off-campus COVID-19 tests and results (regardless of outcome) should be reported to the University.
COVID-19 Data Dashboard
Spring 2021 Planning
As we work together to help ensure the continued success of our fall term on campus, University officials are also actively planning for the spring semester.
Fall 2020: 117 Days of Protecting Our Web
As the University of Richmond resumes the in-person, residential educational experience, it is the shared responsibility of the entire campus community — faculty, staff, and students — to follow our important health and safety guidelines.
Our Shared Responsibility
This semester will be unlike any other, but the reward for embracing our shared responsibility will be great: a return to our treasured residential and academic community where all members can thrive.
Students on Campus
In addition to resuming on-campus instruction and safeguarding the health of our community, we also set a goal of safely housing as many students on campus as possible, given the University’s commitment to offering a meaningful residential education experience.
Health & Safety
As we continue to prepare for the fall, the health and safety of the campus community has been of paramount importance in our planning efforts. Ensuring the health of the campus community is a responsibility we all share, and it will require a sustained commitment from all of us as we modify the way we live, learn, and work together.
Additional Resources for Staff & Faculty
Our top priority remains promoting the health and well-being of all students, staff, and faculty, which continues to inform our decision-making and planning. It is a shared responsibility to keep our campus community safe in the months to come.