For information on the latest COVID-related news, exposure/isolation procedures and where to get vaccinated, visit covid.princeton.edu. For information on what to do if you've tested positive for COVID-19 or are a close contact of a positive case, visit the testing page on the COVID Resources website. 

The University's on-campus PCR testing program ended June 6, 2023. PCR testing is widely available through pharmacies, physician’s offices, hospital testing sites, urgent care centers, and other testing locations. Rapid antigen tests are readily available in pharmacies, grocery stores, and online.

Read the March 15, 2024 update to the University's COVID mitigation strategy on the COVID Resources website. 

Information For Visitors

Visitors to the University are expected to follow CDC respiratory virus guidance.
 
The Visitor Policy enacted for COVID-19 mitigation is no longer in effect. 

Guidance for Face Coverings

The Guidance for Face Coverings has information on obtaining face coverings, usage guidance and FAQs.

Vaccination Recommendations

The University strongly recommends that students, faculty, staff, and researchers stay up-to-date with COVID-19 vaccination and boosters. COVID-19 vaccines continue to be effective at reducing the risk of severe disease.
 
The University is no longer requiring the primary vaccine (one dose of a single dose vaccine or two of a two-dose vaccine) for the University community. The COVID-19 Vaccine Policy first endorsed on June 2, 2021, is no longer in effect. 

Campus Operations and Facilities

• Cleaning, Disinfection and Ventilation FAQs
• Information for University Contractors and Vendors 

Other COVID-19 Policies

• Communicable Disease Policy
• Expanded Use of Institutional Data during COVID-19 Pandemic

Support for Faculty and Staff

• Accommodations and/or support for individuals with disabilities or otherwise at a high risk for serious illness relating to COVID-19 (HR website)