To help slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep our community safe, access to campus buildings is limited.
To help slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep our community safe, access to campus buildings is limited.
Campus buildings are locked 24 hours per day to foster campus health and safety. Restricting building access to campus community members and approved visitors supports COVID-19 prevention.
Campus community members have access to academic and nonacademic buildings via their LoggerCards. Approved visitors can be provided building access per Campus Visitor Guidelines and Procedures.
Students, faculty members, and staff members should not allow noncampus members into facilities, except in accordance with Visitor Guidelines and Procedures. This includes not allowing others to follow campus members into buildings, otherwise known as “tailgating."
Student building access hours vary by facility, depending on building functions and student use needs. All students can enter the following buildings during listed access hours using their LoggerCard. Student card access will be activated Monday, Jan. 25 (except for athletic facilities as noted immediately below):
Access hours for buildings and facilities may be adjusted during the semester.
Collins Memorial Library, Wheelock Student Center, and multiple academic buildings have various areas and classrooms (outside of class hours) in which students can study individually or with other students in accordance with COVID-19 requirements.
There are limited “quiet space” options to study privately or take a remote class. The library has some individual spaces that can be reserved (see the library description above). In addition, the following rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis during building access hours for taking remote classes:
Following are COVID-19 space use responsibilities:
This plan supports student building access for: