The Impact of California’s Stay-At-Home Order on Campus

Monday December 07, 2020 10:31 am

As you might have heard, Orange County moved back to Tier 1, which is commonly known as the “widespread” or “purple” tier, and California Department of Public Health issued a stay-at-home order. The following is information on how these changes affect our current re-entry efforts.

• Academic Affairs will continue to monitor and comply with guidance regarding approved in-person classes
• Approved research activity will remain unchanged at current levels

• Pollak Library study space is closed (effective Wednesday, December 2); Device Requests equipment pickup location will remain open to the campus community
• Titan Shops will remain open at a 20% occupancy
• Eating facilities (i.e., Starbucks) will remain “grab and go”
• Housing and Residential Engagement will monitor and comply with guidance
• Titan Athletics will monitor and comply with guidance 

The Children’s Center has closed (effective Thursday, December 3) due to COVID-related issues, which are not related to recent state and county changes.

Related Information:

• Blueprint for a Safer Economy to learn about guidance for California counties
• California Department of Public Health regional stay at home order
• Eduroam Wifi is available at the Nutwood Parking Structure and the East-side Parking Structure