Testing is available January 13-15 at the Frank Porter Graham Student Union. Beginning Saturday, January 16, testing will be available at CURRENT ArtSpace + Studio, too. On January 19, the UNC Rams Head Recreation Center will be open for testing as well. In observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Day, there will be no testing on January 18.
When you learn and follow the COVID-19 Community Standards, you are helping keep Carolina safe and healthy this semester.
The University has identified a cluster of COVID-19 cases at Carmichael Residence Hall. A “cluster” is defined by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services as five or more cases that are deemed to be in close physical proximity in location. “Location” is defined as a single residential hall or dwelling.
As we approach the start of classes, I want to share important information about how we will communicate COVID-19 cases and clusters during the Spring 2021 semester, as well as some changes we have made to the Carolina Together Dashboard.
We hope you had a good winter break and were able to find opportunities to rest after a challenging year. As we start the new year, we know many of those challenges remain, but we are focused on the best ways we can support the important work ahead of us to continue teaching, learning and conducting ground-breaking research at Carolina while keeping your health and safety a priority.
The UNC-Chapel Hill COVID-19 Dashboard is a source of information for us to remain updated on COVID-19 data related to our campus, local and state communities.
