COVID testing is free and readily available at CU Denver.
You can schedule same-day appointments at the Health Center at Auraria. There are also several other locations around the metro area to choose from. Results are typically available within 36 hours. Other sites for testing are available from your healthcare provider and COVIDCheckColorado.
Rapid test kits may be available at the Lynx Central Main Desk in the Student Commons building.
CU Denver conducts case investigations and contact tracing for COVID-19. The purpose is to identify potential outbreaks on campus and to identify others who are at risk of infection due to their contact with a person who has tested positive. The COVID-19 Team will provide guidance and navigation for those who need it.
If you have been exposed to someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, submit the COVID-19 Self-Reporting Form and you will receive guidance.
If you test positive for COVID-19, or are experiencing coronavirus-like symptoms, DO NOT come to campus - submit the COVID-19 Self-Reporting Form and you will receive guidance.
After submitting your self-report - if you do not receive an auto-clearance email allowing you to be on campus - let your supervisor/professor know and stay home until contacted with further instructions. Follow the recommendations of the CU Denver COVID-19 Team, public health agency and/or medical provider. Please do not return to on-campus activity until officially cleared to do so.
Contact Lacey Klindt, Public Health Response Director: Lacey.Klindt@ucdenver.edu .
Know someone who needs support regarding COVID-19? Submit a referral form to get help.
Students, staff, and faculty are required to be fully vaccinated and boosted.
CU Denver has implemented a series of measures designed to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on campus.
Beginning March 7, face coverings are optional for our community while indoors on campus.