How To Deal With Your PhD Advisor Leaving

It is common that your PhD advisor is leaving. People come and go from their institutions all of the time.

You have two options that you can possibly do if your PhD advisor is leaving your institution.
If you are wedded to that person, you can ask to move to the new institution.
If you are not wedded to the person, but like your institution, you can ask your chair or someone else if they might be your supervisor in name only. They can often work with you.

You should think about status of the institution, and your working relationship with your advisor.
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