With our focus on the health, safety and well-being of our university community, Laurier requires masks for indoor activities part of academic course delivery.
Taking these measures will promote a safe and healthy community as we gather in-person and enjoy all aspects of our campus experience.
While Laurier’s proof of vaccination remains paused, we encourage you to keep your vaccination status up to date to ensure your study is not disrupted should vaccination requirements change in the future.
Questions? Check out the frequently asked questions (FAQs) or reach out to coronavirusquestions@wlu.ca.
Don't forget your mask. Masks are required in for indoor activities part of academic course delivery.
If you're feeling sick, stay home. Perform a self-assessment if you're unsure of your symptoms.
Whether you're new or returning to Laurier, we've got you covered.
Immerse yourself in the Golden Hawk community and know that this is where you belong:
Don't forget to check out the calendar of events to find out what's happening around campus.
4
Dec
Holiday Gala Concert featuring the Laurier Wind and Symphony Orchestra, Choirs and Opera Laurier
Theatre Auditorium
6
Dec
ASk Workshop: Preparing for Finals (Waterloo Campus, In-Person)
Peters Building
7
Dec
Improvisation Concerts Ensemble Concert
Theatre Auditorium
8
Dec
Career Development Workshops
Teams
8
Dec
Student Exchange Program Information Session (Virtual)
Zoom
With our focus on the health, safety and well-being of our university community, Laurier requires masks for any indoor activity that is part of academic course delivery, including, but not limited to: lectures, tutorials, seminars, teaching laboratories, tests and exams and other forms of academic course instruction.
Wearing masks in higher-capacity, close-proximity settings with groups gathering for periods of time will help to limit the spread of COVID-19 within our community. Masks are optional in other areas of the university; however, Laurier will provide mask-only study spaces for students who choose to wear masks.
Respect the masking decisions of others. You make Laurier golden.
