Living
We want students to get the most out of campus life. Therefore, UT created this guidance to ensure that we safely resume in-person events, meetings, student-facing transactions and student gatherings.
The university will continue offering medical and mental health services via telehealth and in-person visits, as well as through in-person and virtual programming. Online programs and services will be offered, providing program and service opportunities to students who do not return to campus, including undergraduate, graduate, international, veterans and student parents.
Staying Connected, Engaged and Healthy
Help with Stress
The Division of Student Affairs is offering new support groups, workshops and recreational opportunities to help students cope with the stressors caused by COVID-19.
Contactless Check-In
UT events and student life activities are using contactless check-in and following university events guidance.
Cleaning
The university is cleaning various activity areas nightly and regularly sanitize public areas and office spaces.
Student Employees
Student employees are working with their supervisor to determine their working modality and expectations, whether working in person, remotely or a hybrid.
Special Circumstances
Students with special circumstances (non-ADA), including COVID-19 symptoms, should submit the Student Emergency Services absence notification request form with the expectation that the attendance requirement will not be affected.
Health and Safety Rule Violations
UT encourages compliance by increasing awareness and fostering a spirit of cooperation. For those who continue putting the community at risk with their behavior, corrective and disciplinary action may be taken in accordance with the university’s guidelines for faculty, staff and students.
Campus Dining
Please check University Housing and Dining and University Unions websites for the latest information regarding operating hours and other details.
