Daily Update
Oregon issues new statewide guidance for face coverings
Reopening Operations Committee
On Monday, the Oregon Health Authority released new face covering guidelines for the state. The guidelines do not create changes on campus, as the state’s guidelines now mirror Willamette’s.
The new guidelines will affect your behavior off campus when you’re visiting businesses, indoor and outdoor spaces open to the public, and all public and private workspaces.
- In general, you must wear a mask or face covering, with or without a face shield, whenever you are within six feet of people who do not live in the same household.
- “Outdoor spaces open to the public” means outdoor spaces where at least six feet of distance cannot be maintained between individuals in different households.
- Face coverings are required in outdoor and indoor markets, street fairs, private career schools, and public and private colleges and universities.
- Face coverings are required in all private and public workspaces.
- Face coverings are recommended in place of a face shield, except in limited situations when a face shield is necessary, such as when communicating with someone who is deaf or hearing impaired and needs to read lips.
Things to know
All residential facilities will close Nov. 25 at noon
Living in the residence halls? Housing contracts have been revised to reflect the amended academic calendar.
Housing
CAS student airport shuttle and resource page
Complete this survey by Oct. 28 if you would like a ride to PDX.
Lisa C Holliday
Language in Motion seeks student volunteers
Volunteer for a virtual language and cultural program.
Kaila N Kalauokaaea-Kahele
Friday's dinner at Goudy is now a harvest party
Come to dinner, enjoy fair style food, enter our drawings and pickup your pumpkin.
Tricia Matte
WEB seeks questions for Q&A with guest speaker Ericka Hart
WEB is hosting Hart's body positivity lecture Friday Oct. 23rd. We ask students to submit questions ahead of time. All students, staff and faculty are invited and must register to attend.
Kristin Jradi
Save the date
Things to Do
October 21, 2020
ACS Presents - Before Schoolhouse Rock: the Birth of a Bill with Dan Gilbert
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Student Organizations, College of LawGRAC Virtual Open House
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Online
Spanish Study Sessions
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Ford 101 - World Languages Studio
October 22, 2020
Convocation : Constitutionalizing Racism and Labor Organizing in Oregon's "Hindu" City
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Online
Presidential Debate Watch Party
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Cat Cavern
Exhibitions
Clifford Gleason: The Promise of Paint | Aug 20 - Oct 31
Melvin Henderson-Rubio Gallery, Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Arts, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, General