University Coronavirus Testing Data

University Safety Protocol Non-compliance Report (since 8.06.2020)

This data is current as of October 23, 2020 and is updated each week on Friday by 12 noon. 

University administrators continue to closely monitor the rapidly changing international, national and local COVID-19 situation. Our approach to this global health crisis has been two-fold: promote and maintain the safety of our campus community and ensure the completion of academic programs with as few disruptions as possible. We take seriously the safety of our students and the campus community, a community that includes several individuals at high risk for serious illness from coronavirus.

A Proactive Approach to the COVID-19 Situation

Since the outbreak, Assumption has proactively responded to the coronavirus situation since concerns first arose in January:

• Reminded students of flu prevention efforts
• Suspended all University-related international travel and non-essential domestic travel
• Urged students studying abroad to return to the United States
• Temporarily suspended Rome Campus operations
• Students studying in Florence through the AIFS program as well as the Rome students have returned to the U.S., are self-isolating for two weeks and may return to campus after the isolation period with a physician’s approval.
• Strongly, and several times, discouraged members of our community from traveling outside of the country during spring break.
• All public spaces, residence halls and bathrooms were thoroughly cleaned and disinfected during spring break
• Informed those who did travel outside of the U.S. that they may not return to campus for 14 days following re-entry to the U.S.
• Extended spring break by three days; temporarily transitioning to remote learning.
  • Offered on-campus housing to international students, students living more than five hours from campus and those with internships.
• Extended remote learning to April 13; Spring sports canceled
• Extended remote learning through the end of the semester; students invited to move out of residence halls; Commencement rescheduled to August
• Supporting the needs of the Class of 2024
  • Extended the enrollment deposit deadline to June 1
  • Decreased enrollment deposit from $400 to $50
• Created a $3 million fund to provide additional financial aid for students