Important spring update and return planning
Campus testing center
Learn more about the University’s campus testing center, including its hours of operation for Spring 2022.
COVID-19 Booster
La Salle requires that all members of the University’s campus community receive a COVID-19 vaccine booster dose within 30 days of eligibility. Schedule an appointment at La Salle’s Jan. 19 booster clinic or find vaccine availability near you. Also, learn more about your booster eligibility.
COVID-19 Dashboard
La Salle University's COVID-19 dashboard captures the number of estimated confirmed cases of COVID-19 among employees, residential students, and non-residential students who maintain a campus presence. (You will receive notification from a representative of the University’s or City of Philadelphia’s contact tracing efforts if you have been in close contact with one of these cases.)
The dashboard will be updated at least once weekly.
Important information: If you have tested positive for COVID-19; have had close contact (within 6 feet for 15 cumulative minutes during a 24-hour span) with individual(s) who have tested positive for COVID-19; or are experiencing symptoms related to COVID-19:
Students
- Stay home and do not report to campus.
- Contact your personal health care provider.
- Complete the COVID-19 Disclosure Form.
- Email COVID19@lasalle.edu
- Connect with your instructor(s) to make arrangements to continue your academic coursework.
Employees
- Stay home and do not report to campus.
- Contact your personal health care provider.
- Complete the COVID-19 Disclosure Form.
- Email COVID19@lasalle.edu
- Connect with your supervisor(s) to make arrangements to continue your work remotely, if possible.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO), among other global health organizations, continue to monitor the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (called COVID-19) pandemic. COVID-19 cases have been detected in more than 175 countries worldwide.