Keeping Hawks Healthy
UHart's Plans for Returning to Campus
- Aug. 4: Testing Requirements—All students, including those living on campus and commuters, will be required to be tested prior to the start of the semester. See testing details.
- See recent messages to the community
Questions? See a list of FAQs or email covid19@hartford.edu.
Life at UHart will look different in the fall—it has to—but we are committed to working together to act in the best interest of the safety and well-being of our entire campus community, while delivering an excellent student-centered educational experience.
We are innovating every part of the UHart experience—from the academic calendar to residential living—to provide options and access for the best and safest possible combination of on-campus and high-quality remote teaching.
This website will continue to be updated with important information about our fall semester. Our plans, of course, are dependent on the ongoing guidance from the state of Connecticut and public health officials.
Stay informed on the latest updates.
Learn more about our blended approach to academics this fall.
See classroom changesOur enhanced safety measures have led to capacity changes in our residential communities.
Learn moreThe Center for Student Success is here to help you as you adjust to changes this semester.
See resourcesAlthough we have to rethink group gatherings and events, we know connections outside the classroom are important.
Learn more.Office and building hours and procedures may have been altered to ensure proper social distancing and safety.
Take a look.Health & Safety—What you need to know.
UHart Pledge
A Pledge to Keep Our Campus and Community Safe and Stop the Spread of COVID-19
Our ability to safely re-open and remain on campus is dependent on how we behave as a community. We know at times the guidelines and expectations may seem inconvenient, uncomfortable, or even like an overreaction—but they are necessary—to protect ourselves and each other. We all have a vital role to play. Together, we must commit to safety practices and behaviors that protect our students, faculty, staff, and the larger community.