COVID-19

With all adults now eligible to receive the COVID‑19 vaccine, Cougar Health Services is aiming to vaccinate at least 2,000 WSU Pullman students by the end of the spring semester.

Board-certified pathologist Guy Palmer tackles a variety of COVID‑19 related topics in a question-and-answer format designed to help WSU viewers better understand the science for battling the global pandemic.

WSU encourages everyone to get vaccinated as soon as they’re eligible and to remain vigilant in combating the spread of infections.

WSU Pullman students now have more spaces to gather safely with the reopening of the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center and increased in‑person capacity at dining centers around campus.

More than 120 students received their first dose Thursday, and more clinics are being planned.

President Kirk Schulz and Provost Elizabeth Chilton shared their insights into the ongoing development of the OneWSU system plan during the 2021 State of the University event Tuesday.

Aggressive efforts are underway by WSU’s contact tracers to contain the potential spread. Risk to the community is considered low.

To determine when you’re eligible to receive the vaccine under the state’s phased distribution process, use the Washington PhaseFinder tool.

Phase 2 allows indoor dining in restaurants at up to 25% capacity and gatherings of up to five people from two households, among other changes.

Washington State University is encouraging all members of the Cougar community to get vaccinated for COVID-19 as soon as they are eligible.