Vaccination policy: The University of California requires that UCLA students, faculty and staff who are living, working or learning on campus or at other UCLA properties be vaccinated against COVID-19 — with limited exceptions and accommodations for medical reasons or religious beliefs, as well as deferrals for those who are pregnant.

Confirmed cases: Since March 16, 2020, UCLA has provided regular updates on the number of students, faculty and staff — both on and off campus — who have been confirmed by medical professionals to have COVID-19. Consistent with the protocols for infectious disease response, anyone identified within our campus community as being at risk of COVID-19 as a result of exposure to an infected person will be notified if they need to quarantine and be tested.

Note: Since June 15, 2022, weekly campus testing for students, faculty and staff has been recommended but not required. The graphs below currently display results from those who have continued to test voluntarily and diagnostically. (Sliders on each graph will allow viewers to see results from required surveillance testing before that date.)

Information on vaccination rates and confirmed cases is typically updated daily (Monday through Friday) at 5 p.m.

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