Newsletter- Residents

In the residence halls, if a resident needs to isolate (positive test result) or quarantine (close contact), they will be notified by UHS or Housing staff. The process for relocating to isolation or quarantine housing …

Last week, University Housing held a livestream Q&A to answer questions about the upcoming spring semester in the residence halls, and a recording of the program is available online. This week, on January 14 at …

For the safety of our residents and the community, students returning from winter break should self-quarantine until they have received two negative COVID-19 tests on campus. We know that many of you are excited to …

All halls will open starting on January 20, 2021, and residents must sign-up for a move-in day and time in My UW Housing to ensure physical distancing and available parking. Move-in dates are available from …

When students come back to campus from winter break, they will need to test for COVID-19 upon their return to campus as part of move-in, and throughout the semester they will be required to take …

If you stayed in Isolation and/or Quarantine Housing between August and December, we are requesting feedback on your experience. We are currently requesting feedback from students who did not leave campus for isolation or quarantine. …

After November Break, all residents living in the University Residence Halls are required to be tested for COVID-19 twice a week for the remainder of the fall semester, unless exempt.* Your testing schedule will follow …

Residents are still expected to participate in their required COVID-19 testing the week of November 23, unless they are exempt or no longer on campus. If you are normally assigned to test on Thursdays or …

Through our weekly COVID-19 testing with all residents, we are able to identify spikes in positive cases and quickly target clusters within a residence hall. As we’ve done a few times this semester, when we …