Category: Health & safety

In support of a safe return to campuses, the relaunched Stanford Mobile app is now available with the Health Check feature, enabling you to conveniently report your daily health status from your iPhone.

In a message to the campus community, Russell Furr, associate vice provost, Environmental Health & Safety, and Mona Hicks, senior associate vice provost and dean of students, provide updated information about campus zones, including a delay in the requirement to display a visible ID, and information about enforcement.

In an email to the university community, President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announces the establishment of new temporary zones on Stanford’s main campus that will affect how students, faculty, staff, postdoctoral scholars and visitors access and interact with much of the campus.

In an email to the university community, Stanford leaders introduce a new COVID-19 surveillance testing program that will be phased in over the coming weeks for members of our community who will be physically at a Stanford location during the autumn quarter.

Effective Monday, July 13, Stanford will have updated our social distancing protocol in compliance with the latest Santa Clara County public health order. The county order requires that we share our protocol directly with you, and you can find it on our Health Alerts website.

The Cardinal Recovery website offers information on public health, phased return to on-campus activities, training and symptom-reporting requirements, guidance to building managers and more.

Associate Vice Provost Russell Furr shares Stanford’s updated social distancing protocol for the university’s facilities in Santa Clara County, under the county’s newest public health order.

Associate Vice Provost Russell Furr provides an update to the university community on the newest county order, planning for the phased re-start of on-site operations, and training and screening requirements for those working in-person at a Stanford facility.

Stanford is introducing a new tool, Health Check, to support the safe return of members of the Stanford community to our campuses. Its use is required beginning Friday, May 22, for those working in-person at a Stanford facility.

This message includes guidance for wearing face coverings in Stanford facilities located in the City of Palo Alto that take effect at noon on May 13, 2020. In addition, the message updates guidance on wearing face coverings in other parts of the main campus.