COVID-19 dashboard now updated with daily reports
Princeton has launched a revised COVID-19 dashboard that provides a total of new cases reported by University Health Services each day from tests administered in preceding days.
The dashboard also features a campus risk status indicator, with categories of Low (green, Moderate (yellow), High (orange) and Very High (red). The status is based on an analysis of campus and neighboring community indicators, including number of cases, positivity and transmission rates, clusters, testing and care capacity, and so forth.
The dashboard continues to provide weekly summaries, posted on Monday afternoons, of results from asymptomatic and symptomatic testing of undergraduates, graduate students, faculty and staff; and of isolation and quarantine statistics for undergraduate and graduate students.
The updated dashboard, which includes the data from the original dashboard, launched with daily test results from the first week of the Spring 2021 semester.
This website is a resource for the entire University community, gathering public health information on COVID-19 into a single source, updated as circumstances and policies change. Use it in good health and follow the Princeton Playbook!
COVID Dashboard
The University's COVID-19 dashboard provides a campus risk status and updates of positive cases reported by University Health Services each day from tests administered in preceding days, plus weekly totals of results from asymptomatic and symptomatic testing as well as isolation and quarantine reports. Daily results are typically posted before noon; weekly reports are updated on Mondays.
Princeton University COVID Connector
Questions related to health and safety policies, campus housing, student accounts and dining facilities can be directed to the COVID Connector telephone support line. Customer service agents are available at 609-258-7000 during University business hours from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. Questions may also be emailed to covidconnector@princeton.edu.
Protecting Yourself and Others
- Fully observe any required quarantine or isolation periods
- Stay home when you feel at all sick
- Wear a face covering when around others
- Maintain physical distance of at least 6 feet/2 meters from others
- Wash your hands frequently
- Participate in testing as requested
What Do I Do If ...
If you're a student or employee, on campus or off, what should you do if you come into contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19?
What if you have symptoms of the disease or test positive yourself?
University Health Services has guidance for you.
