Keep yourself and our community healthy with these practices:
Wear a face covering.
When you're on campus, you're required to wear a face covering in public places.
Wash your hands.
Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
Stay 6 feet apart.
Practice physical distancing whenever in public by staying at least 6 feet away from others.
If sick, stay home.
Know the symptoms of coronavirus—and stay home if you’re experiencing any of them.
Avoid Large Gatherings.
Avoid large gatherings, especially with people who are outside your household. Keep it fewer than 10 people.
COVID-19 Safety Training
Students, faculty and staff will need to take a COVID-19 awareness training before arriving on campus.
Daily Health Form
Students, faculty and staff are required to complete a daily health form to monitor symptoms before coming to campus.
Personal Responsibility
As we come back together, we have a responsibility to one another.
CU Boulder has a portfolio of signage and decals to guide building occupants and visitors throughout campus.
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I wear a face covering to protect the collective well-being of our Boulder community.
June
Arts & Sciences
Protecting our herd is important to me because the sooner we all wear masks, the sooner we can have sports and social gatherings.
Jack
CMCI
We need to Protect the Herd so we can start having live audiences at concerts again.
Kevin
College of Music
Joint Statement from Chancellor DiStefano and Boulder County Public Health
We understand the deluge of COVID-19 information and requirements can be confusing and overwhelming. As you settle into school and the Boulder community, we want to let you know about public health orders in place. It is critical to follow this guidance, which is based on data and science, to slow the spread of this disease, especially to those for whom it can be deadly.