What to Do if You Are Sick
If you are ill, please stay away from others as much as possible, and if needed, contact a medical care provider or visit the Student Health Center. The Excused Absence Request Form can be found on myTAYLOR (login required).
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Update: November 1, 2022
Dear Taylor family, It is with humble gratitude we announce this is Taylor’s final Covid-19 update. Countless hours of research, information gathering, meeting, and debating were poured into maintaining the best possible educational experience for our students and caring well for everyone in our community throughout the past 2+ years. While global culture was often divided…
Update: December 17, 2021
Dear Taylor family, Today is the last day of exam week. As the semester closes, we want to say a special word of thank you to the entire Taylor community to their commitment to keeping our campus as safe as possible. We are grateful for your partnership in this important work. We look forward to…
Update: October 1, 2021
Dear Taylor family,Campus and Grant County Covid-19 cases have continued to decline. Therefore, Taylor University leadership endorsed the PeRT recommendation to allow the mask mandate for larger venues to expire. PeRT will continue to monitor campus and county cases and make adjustments as necessary. We continue to encourage people with health or other concerns to wear masks…
Update: August 31, 2021
Dear Taylor campus community, First, we are so pleased to welcome you back to campus. As always, the PeRT team is committed to doing all we can to keep our community safe while also balancing a desire to maintain a robust, on-campus experience. We are grateful for a good result to date, with just a small handful…
August 20, 2021
Dear Campus Community, As we eagerly anticipate the start of the fall semester, we acknowledge the rising number of Covid-19 cases in our area. We care deeply about both the safety of our community and the preservation of a robust campus experience and have worked—and prayed—diligently as we have sought to honor the Lord in…
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