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Living on Campus
Living on campus is a great opportunity for students at Rhode Island College. More than just a convenience, it is an important part of social and academic growth of students.
Research has shown that students who live on campus do academically better due to the easy access to the campus academic support resources.
In addition, living in close proximity to other students who are taking the same classes helps to develop social networks where it is easy to collaborate and organize study groups.
Understanding that college often provides the first experience for students to live away from home, our staff is trained to help make that transition as easy as possible for you.
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Aggressive testing and other prevention efforts key to success Author: Imran Ghori
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Since mid-April, UC Riverside has had only a handful of positive COVID-19 cases, continuing a rapid decline that began in January.
Campus leaders involved in COVID-19 prevention efforts credit the low positivity rate to proactive efforts including the creation of a homegrown diagnostic lab, regular testing of students, and continuous messaging about the importance of social distancing and wearing face coverings.
From September through mid-April, the campus conducted nearly 29,000 tests on campus with a positivity rate of 0.41%.
Since February, the number of positive cases each week has been in the single digits with zero cases many weeks. During the same period, vaccination rates have risen. Since January, UCR Health administered nearly 5,000 shots at its on-campus clinic, many to employees.
Research operations moving to Phase 4 on May 21: Effective
Friday, May 21, UD will take the next step in its phased approach to the return of research operations, moving from Phase 3 to Phase 4.
All on-campus research will be permitted â no application required â including undergraduate research, computational research, in-person human subjects research, and outreach activities. Please note that shuttered buildings/facilities need to be approved for reopening before personnel can enter. (See below for more information on that process.)
When indoors: Face coverings are required of all individuals. Maintain physical distancing of at least 3 feet.
When outdoors: Face coverings are required if you are unable to maintain physical distancing of 3 feet.