Return to Campus Guidance
Details on operational issues, health and safety guidance, and expectations for use of campus facilities
Johns Hopkins has developed guidelines for a gradual resumption of activities with the health and safety of our community at the forefront of our thinking.
Current Status
As of Jan. 13
- Johns Hopkins University remains in Phase 1 of its reopening plan; limited on-campus activities are permitted. More information
- The university confirmed on Jan. 8 that it will offer expanded on-campus residential and educational opportunities for undergraduate students for the spring semester. More information
- In preparation for a spring return, the university has established nine campus locations for mandatory and voluntary COVID-19 testing. More information
- The draft Return to Campus Guidance, shared Dec. 18, details operational issues, health and safety guidance, and expectations for use of campus facilities in Phase 2 of the reopening plan. More information
- Face coverings, physical distancing, and daily health checks are required for anyone on campus; smoking and vaping are prohibited. More information
- Data showing testing and test-positive cases among JHU affiliates is updated now updated daily on an expanded COVID-19 testing dashboard. More information
Testing information
The university has established nine campus locations for COVID-19 testing beginning in January. Routine testing will be required for all undergraduate students living in Baltimore and others who are participating in or supporting in-person, on-campus instruction. Affiliates must come to one of these nine locations in order to provide their specimens.
Testing locations
- Shriver Hall
- AMR II Blue Jay Lounge
- Glass Pavilion
- Charles Commons
- Lacrosse Hall of Fame building
- School of Nursing Student House
- Peabody Maestro’s Café
- SAIS Nitze building
- Harbor East library
JH NEEDS U
Help us protect each other
Cover your face
Always wear a mask on campus
Wash your hands
Wash or sanitize hands often and don’t touch your face
Distance yourself
Keep six feet between you and others
If you have symptoms
Self-isolate and call 833-546-7546 right away
Your Input is Crucial
In addition to formal working groups, we have created multiple avenues for community input, including a student advisory committee and a series of virtual town halls and forums. Comments and suggestions about the resumption of on-campus activities can be shared at any time.
