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In an email from University of Idaho President Scott Green and Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence, announced that free KN95 masks will be available at specific locations on […]
Moscow Mayor Bill Lambert called for residents and local businesses to follow healthcare experts’ COVID-19 guidance in an Advisory Proclamation this Friday. As of Sept. 24, masks are required inside city facilities. […]
While masks and worries for COVID-19 may return to the University of Idaho campus as the Delta variant rolls through Idaho, more normalcy is expected for the Student Recreation Center. […]
As the Delta variant becomes the dominant strain in Idaho and most of the state is labeled “high transmission” by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the University of Idaho made […]
Gov. Brad Little spoke at Nampa High School to discuss COVID-19 and the incoming semester, emphasizing the importance of vaccines in the school’s gymnasium. Here, Little also announced that the state will provide $30 million for expanded testing in K-12 schools. […]
Anticipating the start of the fall semester, the University of Idaho has finalized COVID-19 protocols, now requiring masks on campus, effective immediately. In the email sent by UI President Scott […]
Following an entire academic year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, students are anticipating a sense of normalcy this upcoming fall semester. While many plans are still up in the air, with […]
In an email put out by University of Idaho President Scott Green and Provost and Executive Vice President Torrey Lawrence, UI now strongly recommends all students wear masks indoors regardless […]
The Center of Disease Control is now advising vaccinated people to wear masks indoors. The recent rise in the COVID-19 delta variant has sparked the CDC in its decision to announce that individuals […]
On May 17, President Scott Green announced that face masks would be lifted at the University of Idaho in response to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. The CDC stated that fully vaccinated people can continue normal activities without wearing face coverings and social distancing if these […]