Face Covering Policy
updated 3/25/22
As COVID-19 case numbers have remained steady and low, we are comfortable with continuing to ease campus mask requirements. As of March 28, face masks are recommended, but no longer required in classrooms, except if requested by the instructor. Masks continue to be required in the following situations:
- In classrooms, if requested by the instructor.
- Medical and clinical settings, including Health Services and Counseling Services.
- University events where required by contract with speakers, performers, etc.
- In the BUPD Safety Cruiser and other campus transportation services.
- In a private office or residence hall room, if requested by the occupant.
Please continue to be respectful of those who are high risk or have family members who are high risk; they may choose to continue wearing masks or ask you to wear them in their offices or classrooms. Let’s carry on the Bradley spirit and support others. Individuals should be comfortable wearing a mask and be free from pressures or harassment.
There are N95 masks available at the Markin Center control desk, Student Center info desk, Bradley Health Services, Bradley Bookstore, and the library. Masks are available during regular business hours, which vary by location, while supplies last.
Residential Living Guidelines
Students residing on-campus must continue to follow university guidelines and do not need to wear a mask when in their private residence. However, all on-campus residential students are asked to wear a mask in the common areas inside their residential location.
Masks are required in the OLLI and Safety Cruiser vans.