Updated May 17, 2022
Current SU
The following updates reflect latest guidance from public health experts and are subject to change as the pandemic develops. See the Plan
Fully In-person Semester
Spring 2022 instruction is fully in-person without a remote option. Athletics is maintaining a full intercollegiate schedule.
Medical-grade Masking
Instructors have discretion to require masks in classrooms. Students not fully boosted should wear masks indoors in all situations. Others under isolation/quarantine must follow protocols. Everyone on campus is encouraged to wear a medical-grade or layered cloth mask at events that are open to the public. Susquehanna makes masks available at sanitation stations across campus. Further details are in the Plan. See more
Up to Date Vaccination Requirement
To protect the health and safety of the campus and broader community, Susquehanna University requires students who learn, live or work on campus to be vaccinated for Covid-19 and have submitted proof of a booster within two weeks of eligibility. Students who have tested positive for Covid and are eligible to receive a booster have 90 days from the date of that positive diagnosis to receive their booster. See more
Testing
Symptomatic testing for students is required through the Student Health Center. Other testing can be required for students at a higher risk due to their curricular or co-curricular activities. Test kits will be available in the Health Center and Human Resources for anyone interested in testing. See more
Health & Safety Contacts
Covid-19 Hotline: 570-372-3333
Student Life: vpsl@susqu.edu
Student Health Services: 570-372-4385
Student Covid-19 Testing Questions: covidtesting@susqu.edu
Vaccinated Definitions
Definitions for up to date and fully vaccinated.