Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response
Illinois State University is planning for a more traditional campus experience for the 2021-22 academic year.
"Students will be on campus participating in face-to-face courses, living in on-campus housing, engaging in in-person activities, events, and out-of-classroom experiences," said President Larry Dietz.
COVID-19 Vaccinations
As students and employees become eligible for the vaccine as outlined in the IDPH's vaccine distribution plan, vaccination clinics will be held on-campus when a vaccine supply is made available to the University by the McLean County Health Department.
Latest Campus Messages
Weekly Coronavirus Update, May 6, 2021
Information about the Bridge Phase and Phase 5, testing availability during Finals Week and Summer, on-campus vaccination clinics for the public and campus community, and second dose clinics.Weekly update, April 29, 2021
This message includes information about Finals Week and summer COVID-19 testing availability, on-campus vaccination clinics for the public and ISU community, and second dose clinics.Weekly update, April 22, 2021
This message includes information about a vaccination survey; end of spring semester reminders; on-campus vaccination clinics; clinic details; second-dose clinics; and COVID testing hours.Weekly update, April 15
This message includes information about important surveys for students, faculty, and staff; the pause in the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine; on-campus vaccination clinics; clinic details; second-dose clinics; and COVID testing hours.Pause in use of J&J vaccine
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have recommended a pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, beginning April 13. The McLean County Health Department has confirmed that in lieu of the J&J vaccine, Pfizer will be provided for the April 15 on-campus clinic.COVID-19 Campus Case Tracker
View statistics on tests performed, test results, and more.
The Redbird Pledge
Do your part to uphold a healthy, safe campus community for the entire Redbird family.
Training
These training modules are provided for students, faculty and staff to provide the most up-to-date information and guidance regarding COVID-19.
Global Resources
The campus community is strongly encouraged to review information provided by the following:
Local Resources
Prevention and Treatment
Members of the campus community are strongly encouraged to read the guidance provided by the CDC regarding symptoms and preventive steps you can take to avoid the Coronavirus and the spread of respiratory diseases.