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Staying safe during autumn quarter
In this new academic year, our goals remain the same: provide a high-quality Husky Experience for every student, support the University of Washington’s vital research and service missions, and continue providing the outstanding medical care that keeps our community healthy.
Information and resources for students and for staff, faculty and other academic personnel are available, and UW Bothell, UW Tacoma and UW Medicine also offer additional resources specific to their communities.
We can save lives and stop COVID-19 if each of us does our part. If you are sick with any illness, you must stay home.
- If you have COVID-19 symptoms, or if your health provider confirms or suspects COVID-19: please notify the UW Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) COVID-19 Response Team, who will provide support and follow up with people potentially at-risk for illness. (UW Medicine employees should contact their Employee Health Services office.)
- If you have questions about Husky Coronavirus Testing: Please review our testing FAQ and then contact the testing team if you need more help.
Resources for students
Whether you’re going to be on campus or are taking classes remotely, there are a range of resources available to help make your time at the UW safe and successful.
Resources for employees
Find information and resources for faculty, academic personnel and staff that can help make your experience healthy and productive, whether you’re working in person or remotely.
Husky Coronavirus Testing
Learn more about the UW’s coronavirus testing program and sign up to participate.
FAQ
Read answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about COVID-19 and the UW’s response.
Stay Healthy, Huskies
Find resources including posters, signage and graphics that you can use to support the fight against COVID-19.
Additional information and resources
A compilation of resources for students, faculty and staff seeking help in areas including academics, finances, health and wellness, and combating stigma.
From developing treatments and caring for patients to researching the virus and combating misinformation, UW faculty, staff and students play an integral role in the global response to COVID-19.