Latest updates
- March 10: Message from the Provost: Update to face coverings order
- February 22: Students, faculty and staff currently attending campus in person this term are eligible for a free rapid test kit
- February 14: Watch: Virtual Town Hall with Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. Reka Gustafson
- January 21: COVID-19 update and information from Provincial Health Officer
- January 11: From Catherine Dauvergne | SFU returns to in-person learning and teaching Jan. 24, 2022
- January 10: Message from the President: Return to Campus updates for faculty and staff
- January 7: From Catherine Dauvergne | Planning for learning continuity in the spring term
- January 4: Public Health shifts its pandemic response to self-management and outbreak response
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page to learn more about the safety plan and layers of protection to help keep our students, faculty, staff and visitors safe.
Do your part to keep campuses safe
All students, faculty, staff and visitors must follow the COVID safety measures in place on campus.
Get vaccinated
Wear a mask in all indoor common areas
Complete the COVID-Self assessment daily before coming to campus
Declare your vaccination status
All students, staff and faculty need to submit a COVID-19 Vaccine Declaration by Sept 20, 2021.
Stay at home if you are sick and get tested
Wash your hands regularly
Be kind and respectful of others as we navigate the pandemic together
Get vaccinated
Register for your booster as soon as you receive an invite.
Be kind and respectful of others as we navigate the pandemic together
Stay at home if you are sick and get tested
Wash your hands regularly
Proper handwashing is the best way to stop the spread of germs.
Complete the COVID-Self assessment
Declare your vaccination status
Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to declare their COVID-19 vaccination status.
For the community
To support your return to campus, find specific updates and resources unique to your community.