COVID 19 Resources

Expectations for Observing NYU’s Health and Safety Rules

All students are expected to be familiar with and to conscientiously observe all of the health and safety rules and policies the University has put in place in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Most prominently, this includes:

• Compliance with NYU’s vaccine and uploading requirement and policy (see below for more information)

• Compliance with NYU’s masking rules

• Compliance with the University’s events and gatherings guidelines

• Compliance with the University’s visitors, vendors, and affiliates rules

• Compliance with the University rules regarding building access

• Compliance with required testing and physical distancing for those who are not fully vaccinated

• Compliance with the University’s directives involving isolation, quarantine, reporting, and other public health measures

Please note that NYU's rules and policies are subject to change, in light of evolving public health conditions and governmental regulations and guidance. Students are expected to review communications from the University and periodically review the NYU Returns webpage about any updates throughout the year. Failure to abide by University policy and rules related to COVID-19 implicates the health and safety of our community and, as such, may subject students to discipline under the University Student Conduct Policy. Failure to comply with NYU’s COVID-19 immunization requirement will subject students to significant consequences, up to and including de-enrollment.

Reporting Your Vaccination

Effective June 7, 2021 students and employees who are fully vaccinated/boosted and have uploaded their proof of vaccination and had it validated will be exempt from NYU’s ongoing Community Testing program and—effective immediately—from quarantining following close contact exposure to someone with COVID-19 (assuming no symptoms). Proof of vaccination will also be tied to the Daily Screener and NYU building access beginning June 7.

NYU now also requires all members of the NYU community to receive a COVID-19 booster vaccination as soon as they are eligible and upload proof of the vaccination.

Regardless of vaccination status, anyone with close contact exposure and/or symptoms of COVID-19 is still required to complete the self-report form.

* For anyone vaccinated through the on-campus program (not including NYU Langone), the university will automatically maintain records of your vaccination.