Sept. 2, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Sept. 2, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Aug. 25-31, 2021

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Sept. 9, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Sept. 9, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Sept. 1-7, 2021

UMass Amherst requires vaccination of all faculty, staff and students, following CDC guidance designed to allow universities to operate at full capacity for in-person learning. Given our vaccination requirements, testing data comes largely from individuals choosing to be tested and a limited number with vaccination exemptions who must test regularly. The reported positivity rate is likely higher within this self-reporting group compared to the full campus population.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Sept. 16, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Sept. 16, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Sept. 8-14, 2021

Updated on Sept. 23, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

*Released and recovering well

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Sept. 23, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Sept. 23, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Sept. 15-21, 2021

Updated on Sept. 30, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Sept. 30, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Sept. 30, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Sept. 22-28, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Oct. 7, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Oct. 7, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Sept. 29-Oct. 6, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Oct. 14, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Oct. 14, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Oct. 6-Oct. 12, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Oct. 21, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Oct. 21, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Oct. 13-19, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Oct. 28, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Oct. 28, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Oct. 20-26, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Nov. 4, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Nov. 4, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Nov. 12, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Nov. 12, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Nov. 3-9, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Nov. 18, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Nov. 18, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Nov. 10-16, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Dec. 2, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Dec. 2, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Weeks of Nov. 17-30, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Dec. 9, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Dec. 9, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Weeks of Dec. 1-7, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Dec. 16, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Dec. 16, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Weeks of Dec. 8-14, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Dec. 23, 2021 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Dec. 23, 2021

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Dec. 15-21, 2021

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Jan. 6, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Jan. 4, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Dec. 29, 2021 - Jan. 4, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Jan. 13, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Jan. 13, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Jan. 5-11, 2022

*Testing results are a mix of on and off-campus students. Specific breakdown is currently not available.

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Jan. 20, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Jan. 20, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Jan. 12-18, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Jan. 27, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Jan. 27, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Jan. 19-25, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Feb. 3, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Feb. 3, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Feb. 10, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Feb. 10, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Feb. 2-Feb. 8, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Feb. 17, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Feb. 17, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Feb. 9-Feb. 15, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Feb. 24, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of Feb. 24, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Feb. 16-Feb. 22, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

March 3, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of March 3, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of Feb. 23-March 1, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

March 10, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of March 10, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of March 2-March 8, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

March 17, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of March 17, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of March 9-March 15, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

March 24, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of March 24, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of March 16-March 22, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

March 31, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of March 31, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of March 23-March 29, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

April 7, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of April 7, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of March 30-April 5, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

April 14, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of April 14, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of April 6-April 12, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

Assessing the Data

As the fall semester unfolds, the university’s COVID-19 Implementation Group, PHPC, the Emergency Operations Team and other campus partners will continuously monitor public health conditions and will modify COVID-19 mitigation measures accordingly. A variety of considerations will be factored into decision making, including current positive case numbers, outcomes and severity of cases and trends, state and federal guidance, and the campus’ continuing ability to manage contact tracing, quarantine and isolation through the pandemic. As always, public health measures will meet or exceed state and federal COVID-19 guidelines. 

Massachusetts Department of Public Health COVID-19 data

U.S. Centers for Disease Control COVID-19 guidance

April 21, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of April 21, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of April 13-April 19, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

April 28, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of April 28, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of April 20-April 26, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.

May 5, 2022 Update

Vaccination Rates as of May 5, 2022

Includes all individuals who are partially or fully vaccinated

Students include domestic undergraduate and graduate students. The great majority of international students are also vaccinated. Some international students have been unable to arrive in the U.S. and others have not had access to a WHO-approved vaccine.  These students are quarantined and provided with an approved vaccine upon arrival.

Positive Tests for the Week of April 27-May 3, 2022

Positive tests reflect information from multiple sources including university testing, Massachusetts Department of Public Health reports and self-reporting of results from outside testing facilities. Results received or processed after the close of the last dashboard date will be updated during the current reporting period.

Hospitalizations

On-Campus Quarantine and Isolation Space Available

Due to full occupancy in residence halls, quarantine and isolation space on campus is limited. Isolation and quarantine for on-campus students should take place at their permanent/home residence. On-campus quarantine and isolation space will be made available only in limited instances. Since there is typically little time to prepare for isolation or quarantine when instructed to do so, the university has developed this planning guide to help individuals anticipate what they may need if they must isolate or quarantine.