The University is assessing current masking guidelines on campus, as the @PhiladelphiaGov and @phlpublichealth moved into the “All Clear” tier today.
Masking is currently required in all campus buildings, and updates will be shared soon.
After conducting a trial, Pfizer has announced that the COVID vaccine is safe for 5-11 year olds. Once the data has been submitted to the FDA, a vaccine should be authorized for this age group in a matter of weeks.
As students return to campus, @Penn Cares will be conducting Gateway testing, also known as arrival testing, for all undergraduate & graduate students. Learn more about the @COVIDPenn testing program & how you can fulfill your requirement via @Penn_Today➡️ https://t.co/GPfjJL6BgB
As students return to campus this fall, Penn Cares will be conducting Gateway testing, also known as arrival testing, for all undergraduate and graduate students who will be present on campus during the fall semester. https://t.co/l5Jwb0DM8l
Visit the link in our bio to begin scheduling on July 26! If you do not have a Penn Account to log in to the scheduling system, you can wait to schedule your test until your account is set up.
Visit the link in our bio to upload your vaccination documentation into your SHS portal for the fall semester! For the 2021-2022 academic year, the University will require the COVID-19 and flu vaccines, in addition to the regular immunizations required for students each year.
Being fully vaccinated means that it has been two weeks since the final dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Minors and those participating in summer camps are still required to wear masks while on campus, regardless of vaccination status.
For more information on how to get your SHOTS and schedule a vaccine appointment, click the link in our bio! Also, follow our TikTok (@/PennTogether)! #VaxUPenn
Beginning Monday, April 19, all students will be eligible to be vaccinated at the Penn Cares COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic. For more information, visit https://t.co/anpGUp91sO #VaxUPenn
Following CDC guidelines and campus mandates, the Penn community put their best face coverings forward for a masked photo series. #MaskUPenn@COVIDPenn https://t.co/Z7dl7qQTDS