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COVID-19 vaccines, including all booster shots, are strongly recommended for our entire �������� State community but are no longer required. Being up to date on COVID-19 vaccines, including having all recommended booster shots, determines quarantine guidelines and can reduce risk of severe disease and hospitalization. 

Vaccines will continue to be available at  on the �������� Campus and at . Boosters are on hold until the new bivalent booster is available. Check back for updates as they relate to booster shots.

​Face masks are recommended when the  are high in a county where we have campuses and locations.

Access �������� State's face coverings masks and recommendations for campus-specific information, based on county location.

Additionally, facial masks are required in all healthcare settings on our campuses.

Read more about Facial Masks/Covering & Distancing Guidelines

�������� State offers COVID-19 testing for all students, faculty and staff within our eight-campus system.

Available Testing Includes:

At-home tests, which may be picked up in multiple locations. See the "At Home Test Kits" accordion below for a locations list.

Symptomatic testing at DeWeese Health Center. 

Other Testing

Wastewater is underway in residence halls.

Read more about the COVID-19 Testing Plan

This university's COVID Response Team is responsible for managing COVID-19 related information that includes but is not limited to: voluntary self-reporting of COVID-19 status by students, staff and faculty; confirmed cases at DeWeese Health Center; and inquiries related to COVID-19 related topics. Report your COVID-19 status by calling 330-672-2525.

Contact the COVID Response Team