The university continues to receive guidance and updates from federal, state and local officials, which in turn impacts our decisions & campus operations. Thank you for your understanding and support.
"I remain inspired by our faculty and staff for their adaptability, creativity and unwavering commitment; and our students, who have adjusted to so much change in so little time, simply awe me."
- Providence Campus President Marie Bernardo-Sousa, LP.D., '92
The student experience will continue to look different. We continue to monitor federal and state guidance to determine the best way to execute in-person events. This past spring, we successfully offered career fairs and other experiences virtually. This will continue, but we will also explore outdoor programming that maintains appropriate physical distancing requirements. Student Academic & Financial Services, Experiential Education & Career Services, Tutoring, Personal Counseling, and other services will be accessible in-person and virtually. Transportation and the libraries will be available on campus as well. Students who typically work on campus should speak with their department heads to determine their status.