We’re Together Again. Let’s All Work to Stay That Way.
Protecting the Purple means the success of the coming year is up to you. We strongly urge every Horned Frog who is able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 to do so and to confirm their vaccine with TCU.
It’s Great to Be Back on Campus
Now that we're back to an in-person fall semester, it’s up to every one of us to take personal responsibility for our health and well-being. TCU will continue to stay vigilant in its public health efforts by offering COVID-19 vaccines and testing at the Brown-Lupton Health Center.
For the safety of the Horned Frog family, we’ll continue to update our COVID-19 case counts and conduct contact tracing.
Here’s What We Can Expect
While physical distancing is no longer required for campus events and activities—both indoors and outdoors—unvaccinated students and employees are expected to continue practicing physical distancing. Class sizes are limited to provide space for students and faculty who self-select to physically distance in classrooms.
Due to the current Tarrant County Community Spread Level of “High Transmission,” TCU now requires that face masks be worn in all indoor campus spaces to help protect the health and safety of our community.
Latest COVID-19 Communication
August 20, 2021
Start the Semester Safely: 6 Things You Need to Know
Students / Health & Wellness / Vaccine
We're so excited to welcome you back to campus for an in-person semester. But before we kick things off Monday, there are a few important things to keep in mind.
It’s Time to Be Together
Act Responsibly
Get a COVID-19 vaccine, if you’re able. Reporting your vaccine to TCU helps us monitor the collective health of the campus community, and can reduce the possibility of being asked to quarantine.
Practice good personal hygiene habits, monitor your health daily, and stay home if you don’t feel well.
Financial Assistance
Students and families experiencing financial hardships due to the pandemic may be
eligible for federal aid through the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF).
Other financial assistance may be available; contact the Office of Scholarships &
Financial Aid to learn more.
If You’re Exposed
COVID-19 is still part of our world. If you’re not fully vaccinated or haven’t confirmed your vaccine with TCU, you’ll be asked to quarantine if you’re exposed to a COVID-19 positive individual.
Fully vaccinated, you’ll only be asked to quarantine if symptomatic.