For students: All HBS students may come to campus without additional permissions to use public spaces as long as physical distancing is maintained and face coverings are worn. Doctoral students looking to use their offices should email Jen Mucciarone.

For faculty and staff: Access to campus is limited at this time to essential personnel and those who are teaching. Staff are expected to work remotely throughout the summer and until further notice, unless they have been designated as essential by their manager or have received advance permission from their department head. Faculty members also are expected to work remotely unless they are teaching (e.g., in the Live Online Classroom) or have requested a prior accommodation via officedean@hbs.edu. All visits must be approved at least 24 hours in advance.

For Executive Education participants: Specific information on campus access will be posted once timing is set for the return of on-campus Executive Education programs. At this time, due to continued strong interest in HBS Executive Education, we have developed a set of virtual programs as part of our portfolio, with more information here: HBS Executive Education Virtual Programs.

For Visitors & Guests: Visitors and guests are strongly discouraged from coming to campus at this time. Those who do must receive prior approval and complete the Campus Access Protocol.

Anyone coming to campus must complete the Campus Access Protocol.

All individuals coming to campus must receive advance permission and complete the Campus Access Protocol. Campus buildings are locked and will require Harvard ID card access.

Consistent with Massachusetts guidance, HBS will follow limits on gathering sizes (currently no more than 25 people for indoors and 50 people for outdoors) as well as requirements for physical distancing and the appropriate use of face coverings. Signage, markings, and the removal or relocation of furniture (e.g., in the Schwartz Common or in project rooms) will support these efforts. Additionally, campus buildings are locked and will require Harvard ID card access.

Face coverings currently are required in indoor spaces, including all dining facilities and retail locations, where contact or interaction with others is expected. Face coverings also are required outdoors when physical distancing is not possible. There is a limit of 10 for informal gatherings both inside and outside.