This site provides the Duke community with important updates related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Duke University’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic is focused on the safety of our health care providers, our staff, our faculty and students and the public we serve. The primary goals are to protect public health, support patient care and clinical staff at Duke Health, and continue the institution’s vital missions of education and research.
You can find specific information, including responses to frequently asked questions, on the sites below:
- Duke’s Vaccine Information site
- Duke United
- Keep Learning
- Keep Working
- Information and support for faculty teaching is on the Flexible Teaching site (which replaced the Keep Teaching site that went up in the spring)
Latest Updates
Information for DKU MMS Students
January 28, 2020
The following information was sent by email on January 28, 2020 to all DKU MMS Students from Russ Morgan, Senior Associate Dean. The nature of
January 28, 2020Message to the Duke Community Regarding Travel to China
January 26, 2020Hubei Province added to Restricted Travel List
January 26, 2020Update on Coronavirus and Travel to China
January 25, 2020Update from NC Department of Health & Human Services: Patient Tests Negative for 2019-nCoV
Important Resources
- Keep Learning
- Flexible Teaching and Keep Teaching
- Keep Working
- Research-related Updates
- How to Protect You and Your Family from COVID-19 (DukeHealth.org)
- The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- The World Health Organization has information, documents and situation reports related to 2019 novel coronavirus.
- The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) provides a brief overview of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus in this video.
- The Duke Kunshan University website
- Information about the seasonal flu for the Duke community