Office of the Registrar

Dear Students -

After a year of mostly remote learning, we are so excited at the prospect of seeing you in-person beginning fall!

Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President

Dear OSU Community Members,

Oregon State University must continue to adhere to State of Oregon requirements and guidelines on COVID-19 matters, including use of face coverings, and guidelines related to activities and operations.

Dear OSU Community Members,

Oregon State University must continue to adhere to current Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division (OSHA) guidelines and rules requiring the use of face coverings.

Dear OSU Corvallis Students,

• The COVID-19 vaccination clinic to be held Wednesday, May 12, at Reser Stadium is being designated as “OSU Student Day.”

• 2,200 doses of the Pfizer vaccine available.

Dear OSU Community Members,

We are looking forward to the continued decline of COVID-19 in Oregon and beyond, such that we can all be together again soon, as the benefits of learning, working and engaging together in person are profound.

April 26, 2021

Dear OSU Students and Families,

As availability of vaccine appointments continues to expand across Oregon, I would like to provide information on OSU’s process for ongoing evaluation of whether to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for students and employees as we move toward planned resumption of on-campus activities.

Dear Students,

We believe in protecting our community. By getting vaccinated – and following the latest public heath guidelines – we can all do our part. Starting April 19, all Oregon residents 16 and older were eligible for vaccination.

Oregon State Community Members,

I am very pleased to share that all Oregonians age 16 and older as of today, April 19, are eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations. This follows President Biden’s April 6 announcement making vaccinations available to all U.S. residents 18 and older beginning today.

Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President

Dear OSU Students,

As we approach the end of winter term and look to the beginning of spring term, I write to share information about spring break travel precautions and COVID-19 testing. Please plan carefully to protect your own and community members’ wellness.

From the Office of the President, F. King Alexander

Dear OSU Community Members,

I write to celebrate with you this week’s good news that President Biden expects that a significant increase in COVID-19 vaccine production will enable every adult in the nation to be vaccinated by the end of May. The nation’s plan to increase supply — along with Gov. Kate Brown’s Feb. 26 announcement detailing the distribution of vaccines among all Oregonians, including within higher education — are very good news.