High-quality masks are available at no cost at locations on each campus.
Safely gathering for spring quarter classes and experiences
Spring quarter classes, experiences and services are being offered largely in person as we continue to stay vigilant to the continued presence of COVID-19.
Masks became optional inside most University facilities starting March 28, though the University strongly recommends wearing a high-quality mask, due to higher case rates in the region.
We remain committed to providing a high-quality Husky Experience for every student, supporting the University of Washington’s vital research and service missions, and continuing to provide the outstanding medical care that keeps our community healthy.
If you are sick with any illness, you must stay home, even if you are fully vaccinated.
Worried you may have COVID-19?
If you have confirmed or suspected COVID-19, learn how to care for yourself and protect others, as well as who to notify at the UW.
Spring quarter 2022
Learn about how we’re approaching safe learning this spring, including factors used in making decisions about campus operations.
Husky Coronavirus Testing
Learn more about this voluntary research study and how you can enroll, as well as options for other no-cost testing in the area.
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.