Coronavirus Response Information

Week of Feb. 22: New The College of Law is in Stage 2. This means:
- Flex in-person classes under 50 students have the option to meet in person, and certain clinic and externship components are in-person. All other courses are remote.
- See the list of Flex In-Person classes that currently have the option to meet in person.
- Feb. 22-27 is Red Team Week. Red Team students may access the Law Library, classrooms assigned to their live online or flex in-person courses, and indoor and outdoor common seating areas.
- On Feb. 23-24, the Law Library is closed to all students except those taking the February bar exam. Library services will be available online.

Building Use and Access

Building access is only available via CatCard swipe for the entirety of the spring 2021 semester.
Building access is limited to:
- Students participating in in-person clinic or externship components
- Students during their designated Red/Blue Team Week or who otherwise have explicit permission to use in-person services.
- Faculty and staff performing core functions (employees are encouraged to work remotely as much as possible)
- Pre-approved guests with official college business
No visitors are allowed in College of Law facilities. Faculty, staff and students are not permitted to bring family members or other non-law school guests into the buildings.

COVID-19 Compliance

Review and commit to the college's Pledge for a Safe Return
Every person on campus must follow these rules at all times:
- Get tested each week before you come to campus
- Complete the mandatory Wildcat Well Check each day before coming to campus (Does not apply to pre-approved visitors. Pre-approved visitors are asked to take their temperature at home or at the lobby touchless temperature kiosk.)
- Wear a face covering unless you are alone in a single-occupancy office
- Practice physical distancing
- Wash hands and use hand sanitizer
- Stay home if you are sick

Where can I get the latest campus COVID and reentry info?

Check the Current Status section at the top of this page to see College of Law details. Visit the university's COVID-19 Updates page to to see current and upcoming Instructional Stage, policy updates, President Robbins' weekly briefings and more.

Visit covid19.arizona.edu

What are my COVID-19 testing options?

Students, faculty and staff have access to free testing on campus. Anyone returning to campus in person must first take an antigen test and receive a negative result.

Learn about and register for testing

Is the Law Library open?

During Stage 2, the Cracchiolo Law Library is open to students on the designated Red/Blue Team weeks. All library services are always available remotely.

Get full Law Library details

What is the current grading policy?

As announced on Feb. 4, JD students can elect to receive a Pass/No-Pass for one or more classes for the spring 2021 semester. They must first communicate this intention to their instructors by March 26.

See the grading policy details

Where can I get extra support?

Arizona Law is committed to supporting our students, staff and faculty in the many challenges caused by the pandemic. The Community Wellness, Engagement, and Support Working Group prepared a non-exhaustive list of campus, local and online resources to address needs including mental health, childcare, finances and more.

Explore support resources

What should I do if I'm feeling ill?

If you are currently experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, stay isolated, self-quarantine and call to make an appointment with Campus Health Services or your healthcare provider.

See Positive Case Notification Protocols