Residence halls
ASU is in consultation with public health officials and national associations on recommended housing arrangements, and will accept requests for both shared housing spaces and single rooms.
ASU will also maintain vacant rooms for use as isolation spaces if needed. Common areas may be subject to restrictions depending upon current, local health conditions: face coverings will be required; high-touch points will be cleaned and disinfected frequently; and sanitation stations will be available. Read more about the safety measures in place in ASU’s residence halls on our live with confidence page.
Dining
The University will offer takeout options and expanded grab-and-go selections in residential dining halls, and enhanced grocery items in campus stores. Preventive measures will include:
- extra and frequent cleaning of all high-touch surfaces
- strict control of occupancy limits
- marked and spaced standing areas
- increased outdoor seating
- touchless payment systems
- sneeze guards/Plexiglas barriers
- extended dining hours.
For further information on dining options and precautions, see ASU’s FAQ web page.
Campus life
University sports facilities and wellness centers will be open in accordance with CDC recommendations including capacity requirements, social distancing protocols, face coverings and cleaning requirements. Some fitness programs will also be available via ASU Sync.
A wide variety of student events and programs have transitioned to a virtual format. Students will also continue to have opportunities to engage in extracurricular activities. Guidelines and expectations for participation will be shared to allow students to participate safely.