Public Health requirements issued by the State of California call for colleges and universities to “limit, to the greatest extent permitted by law, external community members from entering the site (campus grounds) and using campus resources, as the number…

We recognize returning to the workplace may be a concern for some employees. The health and safety of our community is our top priority. In following guidance from Santa Clara County Public Health, the university is implementing new protocols and…

Stanford is currently in Stage 2 of the restart process. Only essential workers, authorized researchers and laboratory support personnel and those with permission to be on campus to prepare the campus for restart should be on campus at this time.

Employees who are required to quarantine due to personal travel may use vacation/PTO/floating holiday or may take an unpaid leave of absence. For information about the university’s travel guidance, visit Health Alerts. If you are required to self-isolate because…

Yes. Parking permit requirements have resumed at Stanford’s main campus and Stanford Redwood City. With some exceptions, mainly for carpools and vanpools, Stanford’s parking program returned to the same system as before the shelter-in-place orders, including rates, enforcement,…

Based on local shelter-in-place orders, face coverings must be worn in all Stanford buildings except residences, where different rules apply: Undergraduate Residential Communities: https://deanofstudents.stanford.edu/sheltering-place-guidance-students-living-undergraduate-communitiesGraduate Housing: https://deanofstudents.stanford.edu/sheltering-place-guidance-students-living-graduate-housing Instances of where it is not appropriate to wear a…

Graduate housing FAQs can be found on the R&DE website.

Currently, all buildings are locked 24/7, and you will be required to use your University or Stanford Medicine lD to enter your building.You should not come to your campus workspace unless you have explicit permission from your School leadership and,…

Stanford remains OPEN for research and researchers. We intend to keep research and research support services functioning as normally as possible, including labs, core facilities, and service centers.

If a COVID-19 infection is discovered, the University will send special cleaning crews. To assist those crews, please tidy up laboratory spaces and inventory now, and, as always, label dangerous reagents and sensitive instrumentation that services staff should avoid. If…