COVID-19

Clarity provided on masking within classrooms.

Beginning March 12, masks no longer will be required to be worn in a majority of WSU buildings.

Wanderlust can be a powerful motivator in people’s decision to get vaccinated against COVID‑19, according to a new WSU study.

A year after most schools in Washington began welcoming students back to classrooms, school nurses have been “pushed to the brink.”

WSU is evaluating public health conditions before deciding whether to adopt the state’s March 21 rollback of indoor masking requirements.

While public universities across the country have struggled with enrollment during the pandemic, Washington State University is cautiously optimistic about positive indicators it’s seeing ahead of the fall 2022 semester.

University policies will continue to be evaluated for potential adjustments as state requirements change and more information becomes available.

WSU has launched a new online tool to assist members of the university community in taking appropriate precautions when they have been potentially exposed to COVID‑19.

While WSU remains committed to a robust in-person experience this fall, some temporary changes to operations are being made in the interest of public health.

Committee meetings as well as Friday’s Board of Regents meeting will be broadcast online for those wishing to observe the proceedings.