The University will continue supporting the academic success of our students. Students will have access to a range of vital resources and services, which will be held virtually, as well as in person.

Competition is suspended this fall for all sports within the CCAA Athletics Conference, of which HSU is a part. Student-athletes will begin to return to campus during the summer for limited training and preparation.

Events, meetings, and gatherings are being held virtually, but a limited number of activities and services will be permitted in person while following all current health guidelines.

This guide will help you understand what you need to know and do regarding face masks while on campus.

Strategies will be implemented to protect the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff. These measures will be consistent with State, California State University system, and local public health guidelines.

The campus residence halls will have reduced capacity for the 2020-2021 academic year, and HSU expects to house up to 1,000 students. Residents will live in single-occupancy situations in nearly all cases, allowing self-isolation if it becomes necessary.

This guide will help you understand what HSU is doing to ensure social distancing and what your responsibilities are in campus spaces.

As members of the Humboldt State University community, all students, faculty, and staff will commit to protect others and themselves during the pandemic.

From the Student Health Center to Oh SNAP! Student Food Programs, several resources that support the health and wellbeing of students will be available in Fall 2020.

The University will offer students a variety of campus activities and programs to connect them with the campus community and resources that support their success at HSU.

Humboldt State University has adopted a proactive testing and masking policy to minimize exposure to COVID-19 within the campus community. It is expected that a mandatory vaccine requirement will later be issued by California State University once one or more vaccines are fully approved by the FDA.

This provides an overview of travel restrictions from the Chancellor’s Office including “essential travel” and studying abroad.