A sign on Carter Road directs vehicles to the Lancaster Avenue entrance, which is the only way in and out of the campus. There, a contracted security guard checks the credentials of everyone attempting to enter. 
A tent now stands in the parking lot of the Morris Health Services building. Returning students will be screened for the coronavirus both on arrival and throughout the semester during scheduled testing periods. 
Signs standing outside of the Morris Health Services building to direct those who are scheduled to be screened. 
A sign near Railroad Avenue advises that Nature Trail access has been restricted to students, faculty, and staff only. 
Students lounge on Founders Green. Haverford’s administration has encouraged the use of outdoor spaces for socializing, setting up tents by Lloyd and Leeds and marking six-foot distancing circles across campus. 
A sign on the west wing of the Dining Center indicates the entrance for students collecting take out meals. The pandemic has led to sweeping changes for Haverford’s dining options, including the introduction of meal plan options at the Coop and the library cafe. 
A sign in the east wing of the Dining Center reinforcing social distancing safety protocols for those choosing to dine in. 
The renovation and expansion of Roberts Hall has continued throughout the pandemic. On August 28, members of the Customs program were informed that several contractors were dismissed from the project for not abiding by COVID-19 safety regulations. 
A sign in Tritton Hall reminds students of the safety precautions. Similar posters have been placed all over campus – practically every space has some sort of visual cue. 
A sign on the entrance of the GIAC reinforces mask-wearing, but plans for many facilities, such as the Fitness Center, are yet to be announced. 
Centennial Conference fall sports will not be taking place this semester, and athletic facilities like Walton Field have been closed to visitors as a precaution to prevent the spread of the virus.
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