Mizzou masked up
Mizzou recently expanded its face covering requirements. See how your fellow Tigers are staying protected against COVID-19.
Sept. 9, 2020
Contact: Deidra Ashley, ashleyde@missouri.edu
In classes and around campus, faculty and students are socially distanced and wearing face coverings. The Mizzou Visual Productions team recently set up outdoor portrait studios to capture Tigers and their face coverings.
As a reminder, you must wear face coverings whenever you are on campus even when you are outside, unless you are alone. Regardless of where you are, face coverings should always be kept over your mouth and nose.
Learn more at renewal.missouri.edu/safety-expectations.
Chinua Okoli, junior majoring in psychology
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