Quarantine and isolation procedures
Learn more about the specific protocols and procedures in place for undergraduate and graduate students who test positive for COVID-19 or who have close contact with someone who tests positive for COVID-19.
Johns Hopkins has developed guidelines for the resumption of activities with the health and safety of our community at the forefront of our thinking.
Current Status
As of November 19
Johns Hopkins University has moved to Phase 3 of its reopening plan and is substantially back to normal this fall. Major changes include:
- Masking is required indoors, regardless of vaccination status. More information
- COVID-19 vaccination is required for all faculty, staff, postdoctoral fellows, and undergraduate and graduate students working or studying at a U.S.-based campus or worksite. More information
- Flu vaccination is required for all affiliates; proof of vaccination must be uploaded by Dec. 3 (deadline extended). More information
- Daily Prodensity health checks are required. More information
- Once-weekly COVID testing is required for all vaccinated undergraduate and graduate students; twice-weekly testing is required for all unvaccinated affiliates. More information
- Classes and indoor events with fewer than 50 people are permitted, with capacity restriction exceptions made on a case-by-case basis; food and drink are permitted at outdoor events. More information
- Travel restrictions have been lifted, but affiliates are encouraged to continue to take precautions to reduce the risk of infection during travel. More information
Anyone with concerns about noncompliance with JHU COVID-19 safety measures is encouraged to submit information via the confidential compliance line or call 844-SPEAK2US (844-773-2528).
Vaccination mandate
As of Aug. 1, COVID-19 vaccination is required for all faculty, staff, postdoctoral fellows, and undergraduate and graduate students who are working or studying at a Johns Hopkins campus or worksite in the U.S.
Hopkins affiliates who are required to be vaccinated—and who were not vaccinated at a Johns Hopkins Medicine facility—must upload a photo of their COVID-19 vaccination record to the JHU Vaccine Management System, which will be available beginning July 1. Affiliates may also submit an exception request in the VMS.
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.
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