Updates and Announcements
CMRO Update
Read the CMRO Update from Nov. 4, 2021.
Vaccine Requirement
Effective December 6, 2021, all University of Pittsburgh students, faculty and staff on all campuses must be vaccinated against COVID-19 or have received an approved exemption to remain a community member.
CMRO Update
Read the CMRO Update from Oct. 28, 2021.
CMRO Update
Read the CMRO update from Oct. 21, 2021.
CMRO Update
Read the CMRO update from Oct. 14, 2021.
CMRO Update
Read the CMRO update from Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021.
CMRO Update
As of this week, over 90% of the Pitt community has uploaded proof of vaccination. Mitigation still matters.
CMRO Update
Across all campuses, 91% of the entire Pitt community has now uploaded proof of vaccination against COVID-19.
CMRO Update
Across all campuses, 88% of the Pitt community has now uploaded proof of vaccination against COVID-19, representing an overall increase of five percentage points since last week.
CMRO Update
With fall classes fully underway, we write to share our second CMRO update of the semester, and our first report of COVID-19 case counts this term.
Message to Pittsburgh Campus Faculty about in-person classes beginning September 13
Provost Ann E. Cudd updates faculty members and instructors about plans for September 13 when all classes will meet in person, unless permission for remote or hybrid delivery has been approved by your dean.
CMRO Update
There was an increase in reports of vaccination over the past week. Across all campuses, 82% of the Pitt community has now uploaded proof of vaccination against COVID-19.
CMRO update: Vaccination data and testing
During the past week, we have seen a 10% increase in the number of Pitt affiliates who have uploaded proof of vaccination.
Message to Pittsburgh Campus Students Regarding the Start of the Fall Semester
"Given that we are still gathering information regarding the vaccination status of students and employees, as well as recent changes in infection rates in our community, we have decided to offer flexibility to both students and instructors by allowing remote access to our courses during the first two weeks of the term," Provost Ann E. Cudd writes.
Message to Pittsburgh Campus Faculty Regarding the Start of the Fall Term
Provost Ann E. Cudd updates faculty members and instructors about plans for the beginning of the fall semester on the Pittsburgh campus.