WhitworthFLEX: 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 as we look toward Spring Term.

We all have a responsibility to protect ourselves and others to limit the spread of COVID-19. Whitworth will continue to employ our academic delivery through the WhitworthFlex model, giving students the flexibility to utilize in-person and remote instruction according to their needs. Please continue to visit this webpage for new or updated procedures and policies.

Whitworth University announces intentions for Fall Term 2021 in a message from President Taylor.
President Beck A. Taylor provides a message to students regarding their return to campus for Spring Term.

Additional Updates

Campus Reopening

COVID-19 Dashboard

Livesafe App

General Policies

Classrooms & Instruction

Student Life & Housing

Graduate & Continuing Studies

Back to School Guide

Return to Work Guide

Fall 2021 Plans

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.