Our Campus's Coronavirus Response

Latest Updates

Whitworth University continues to keep the health and safety of our students and employees as our highest priority.

We all have a responsibility to protect ourselves and others to limit the spread of COVID-19. Please continue to visit this webpage for new or updated procedures and policies.

Masking on campus becomes optional March 12. Learn more here.
Spring Term COVID-19 testing and booster clinic information for undergraduates. Learn more here.
Updated policies for Spring Term regarding testing and masking. Learn more here.
Whitworth announces policies for Spring Term regarding testing and masking. Learn more here.
Whitworth Interim President Scott McQuilkin announces COVID-19 vaccination policies for students and employees. Read the full message here.

Mask Up Signage

Print this file and post it in spaces where masks are needed: Mask Up Sign

Campus Information

Classroom Teaching Guide

Livesafe App

Living on Campus

Vaccination, Testing, Quarantine & Isolation Requirements

COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions

Feeling Sick? Possible Exposure? Take these Steps
1. Stay home from work and school. If you are having a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911 and go to the nearest hospital.
2. Call your health care provider, a nurse triage hotline on the back of your health insurance card, or the health center for eligible students.
3. The health care provider, nurse or health center staff will ask you screening questions to determine best next steps in regards to the following:
4. For notification purposes, if you have been exposed to COVID-19, have COVID-19 symptoms, are undergoing testing for COVID-19 or have been diagnosed with COVID-19, please let the university know by submitting a "Report a COVID Concern" through the LiveSafe app or by sending an email to the COVID Care Team covidcareteam@whitworth.edu.