Since the start of the pandemic in March 2020, Drexel University task forces, administrative offices, colleges and schools, and other campus groups have been distributing important information and resources to support the Drexel community through this challenging time.
This resource guide compiles campus communications in one easy-to-navigate website, offering immediate access to University information and resources. Libraries staff will continue to update and add new information to this resource as it becomes available. Please send other information to be included in this guide to libraries@drexel.edu
Drexel is committed to preserving and maintaining the health and safety of all members of its community. The University continues to monitor closely the coronavirus outbreak and is following guidelines released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Pennsylvania Department of Health and Philadelphia Department of Public Health.
Please continue to monitor Drexel's Response to the Coronavirus for the most current official information, including:
While working and learning remotely, our responsibility to observe the Drexel Code of Conduct and all University policies remains.
Compliance Hotline
The Office of Compliance, Privacy and Internal Audit understands that members of the Drexel community may have questions and concerns during this unprecedented time, and we want you to ask those questions! Please continue to use the Compliance Hotline if you have questions about whether a situation violates University policy, is illegal, or constitutes improper conduct. Visit drexel.ethicspoint.com or make a report over the phone by calling 866.358.1010.
The Compliance Hotline should not be used for immediate threats to life or safety. If you are aware of any incident that may constitute such a threat, including sexual assault, child abuse or other criminal conduct (whether on or off campus), report the incident immediately to the Drexel Police Department at 215.895.2222, or the Philadelphia Police Department at 911.
The Drexel Libraries continues to provide remote services and resources to support Drexel teaching faculty and staff during the current public health crisis.
Visit the Libraries' COVID-19 response page for the most up-to-date information about Libraries' current operations and response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including access to remote services and other useful links.
Please send any feedback, questions and additional information to include in this resource to libraries@drexel.edu