Updated Aug. 28, 2022
We continue to be committed to offering all of our students a vibrant and enriching world-class education, whether they are learning on campus or remotely. The majority of our undergraduate and graduate classes are fully in person. Co-curricular experiences are a mix of remote, hybrid, and in-person formats.
Our approach has been and will continue to be consistent with the university’s guidance.
Building hours: Monday - Friday 7 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Students, faculty, and staff must check in via the ResponsiBLUE health screening tool before they enter the building.
Visitors and guests must use the guest version of the ResponsiBLUE symptom checker before entering the building.
The following building services are open with enhanced safety protocols:
For additional health and safety information at the University of Michigan, visit the U-M COVID-19 Response website.
We are committed to ensuring the well-being of the Ross community.
COVID-19 booster shots are required for all University of Michigan Ann Arbor campus students, faculty, and staff. This includes those working or learning remotely.
Face coverings are optional in most indoor spaces on campus, including in instructional spaces, offices, residence halls, U-M buses, and at athletic events.
Face coverings are still required in campus COVID-19 testing sites.
For information about COVID-19 vaccination, testing, face coverings, and other safety and prevention efforts, please visit the U-M COVID-19 Response website.
If you are sick, stay home.
Follow the face covering guidelines.
Wash hands frequently and use hand sanitizer.
Enhanced cleaning of high-traffic areas will occur during the day, and the entire Ross campus will receive a deep cleaning each night after hours.
Cleaning supplies are available throughout the Ross campus for people who want to clean surfaces on their own.
Spaces are available for individuals who develop symptoms while on campus.
Visitors and guests are expected to complete ResponsiBLUE Guest, the daily COVID-19 system check tool, prior to accessing campus buildings.
Vaccination cards and test results are not required, and masks are optional outside of classroom settings and instructional spaces.
We continue to follow enhanced safety protocols at the Executive Learning and Conference Center to ensure that participants can learn in a safe and engaging environment. As part of our learning community, program participants are expected to adhere to the school’s personal health and safety protocols and must be either vaccinated or receive an exemption and show proof of a negative test to attend. Digital courses and live virtual programs continue to be offered throughout the year.
This website will be updated as new information is available. Students with additional questions should contact their program office.
Please also visit the U-M COVID-19 Response website for information and resources for students and families, faculty and staff, and visitors.
