Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Numbers in this section reflect those reported to the university during this time period. These reports come from a variety of sources (students, staff, faculty, VandalCARE form, Idaho Public Health and more).

Jan. 8-14

Reported Cases: 50

Jan. 1-7, 2022

Reported Cases: 6

Dec. 11-17, 2021

Reported Cases: 0

Dec. 4-10

Reported Cases: 4

Nov. 27 to Dec. 3

Reported Cases: 6

Nov 20-26

Reported Cases: 1

Nov 13-19

Reported Cases: 4

Nov. 6-12

Reported Cases: 4

Oct. 30 to Nov. 5

Reported Cases: 4

Oct. 23-29

Reported Cases: 9

Oct. 16-22

Reported Cases: 6

Oct. 9-15

Reported Cases: 7

Oct. 2-8

Reported Cases: 5

Sept. 25 to Oct. 1

Reported Cases: 4

Sept. 18-24

Reported Cases: 2

Sept. 11-17

Reported Cases: 9

Sept. 4-10

Reported Cases: 4

Aug. 28 to Sept. 3

Reported Cases: 27

Aug. 21-27, 2021

Reported Cases: 11

U of I reports results weekly of tests processed through testing protocols for Moscow-based university-wide testing. This is not necessarily inclusive of all positive cases in people associated with U of I. The numbers below are a snapshot for the time period described and are reported using the Idaho Public Health guidelines, though numbers here may not match the official reporting of Idaho Public Health. In an effort to produce timely reporting, numbers reported here may include some people who were known to previously be positive, have already completed their required quarantine period and are no longer infectious. These people are not included in the public health reporting.

Idaho Public Health reporting is available on their website.

The U of I statistics below:

• Include both U of I employees and students;
• Do not reflect the number of swabs collected;
• Do not represent total number of unique individuals who have been tested;
• Do not reflect the number of infectious cases

Spring Semester Totals - Jan. 1 to May 14 – Posted on May 21

Total Test Results Received: 18,475
Total Positive Results: 373
Percent of Positives to Total: 2.41%

This concludes our reporting on testing results.

May 8-14 – Posted on May 17

Total Test Results Received: 180
Total Positive Results: 1
Percent of Positives to Total: 0.56%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic students and employees, as well as testing of symptomatic and close contacts of positives.

May 1-7 – Posted on May 10

Total Test Results Received: 348
Total Positive Results: 5
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.44%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic students and employees, as well as testing of symptomatic and close contacts of positives.

Apr. 24 to Apr. 30 – Posted on May 3

Total Test Results Received: 454
Total Positive Results: 12
Percent of Positives to Total: 2.64%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic students and employees, as well as testing of symptomatic and close contacts of positives.

Apr. 17 to Apr. 23 – Posted on Apr. 26

Total Test Results Received: 503
Total Positive Results: 27
Percent of Positives to Total: 5.37%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic students and employees as well as testing of symptomatic and close contacts of positives. The general re-test is complete so the number of tests will be smaller for the remainder of the semester.

Apr. 10 to Apr. 16 – Posted on Apr. 19

Total Test Results Received: 474
Total Positive Results: 19*
Percent of Positives to Total: 4.01%*

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic students and employees as well as testing of symptomatic and close contacts of positives. The general re-test is complete so the number of tests will be smaller for the remainder of the semester. *Duplicate previous positives were removed twice. Positives increased from 17 to 19 and 3.59% to 4.01% from original report.

Apr. 3 to Apr. 9 – Posted on Apr. 12

Total Test Results Received: 667
Total Positive Results: 21
Percent of Positives to Total: 3.15%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic students and employees, and testing of symptomatic and close contacts of positives. The general re-test is complete so the number of tests will be smaller for the remainder of the semester.

Mar. 27 to Apr. 2 – Posted on Apr. 5

Total Test Results Received: 1,031
Total Positive Results: 12
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.16%

These results include mass testing of asymptomatic students and employees.

Mar. 20 to Mar. 26 – Posted on Mar. 29

Total Test Results Received: 3,970
Total Positive Results: 14
Percent of Positives to Total: 0.35%

These results include mass testing of asymptomatic students and employees.

Mar. 13 to Mar. 19 – Posted on Mar. 22

Total Test Results Received: 376
Total Positive Results: 11
Percent of Positives to Total: 2.93%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic people and requested tests by symptomatic people.

Mar. 6 to Mar. 12 – Posted on Mar. 15

Total Test Results Received: 837
Total Positive Results: 31
Percent of Positives to Total: 3.70%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic people, symptomatic people and targeted surveillance of known close contacts and others living with people who have tested positive.

Feb. 27 to Mar. 5 – Posted on Mar. 8

Total Test Results Received: 745
Total Positive Results: 28
Percent of Positives to Total: 3.76%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic people, symptomatic people and targeted surveillance of known close contacts and others living with positives.

Feb. 20 to Feb. 26 – Posted on Mar. 1

Total Test Results Received: 802
Total Positive Results: 61
Percent of Positives to Total: 7.61%

These results include random surveillance testing of asymptomatic people, symptomatic people and targeted surveillance of known close contacts and others living with positives.

Feb. 13 to Feb. 19 – Posted on Feb. 22

Total Test Results Received: 311
Total Positive Results: 4
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.29%

The university has concluded the initial mass testing for the start of the spring semester. These results include random surveillance testing.

Feb. 6 to Feb. 12 – Posted on Feb. 16

Total Test Results Received: 655
Total Positive Results: 6
Percent of Positives to Total: 0.92%

The university has concluded the initial mass testing for the start of the spring semester. These results include random surveillance testing.

Jan. 30 to Feb. 5 – Posted on Feb. 8

Total Test Results Received: 529
Total Positive Results: 6
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.13%

The university is conducting mass testing for the start of the semester and has experienced five consecutive weeks of 1.80% or less in positive results.

Jan. 23 to Jan. 29 – Posted on Feb. 1

Total Test Results Received: 570
Total Positive Results: 8
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.40%

The university is conducting mass testing for the start of the semester and has experienced four consecutive weeks of 1.80% or less in positive results.

Jan. 16 to Jan. 22 – Posted on Jan. 25

Total Test Results Received: 778
Total Positive Results: 14
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.80%

The university is conducting mass testing for the start of the semester. The first 6,023 tests had 1.78% result positive.

Jan. 9 to Jan. 15 – Posted on Jan. 19

Total Test Results Received: 3,437
Total Positive Results: 61
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.77%

The university is conducting mass testing for the start of the semester.

Jan. 1 to Jan. 8 – Posted on Jan. 11

Total Test Results Received: 1808
Total Positive Results: 32
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.77%

The university is conducting mass testing for the start of the semester.

Dec. 19 to Dec. 31 – Posted on Jan. 4

Total Tests Received: 216
Total Positive Tests: 2
Percent of Positives to Total: 0.93%

The university returned 23,559 COVID-19 test results in 2020. The positivity rate was 2.72%.

Dec. 12 to Dec. 18 – Posted on Dec. 21

Total Tests Received: 470
Total Positive Tests: 5
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.06%

The results include symptomatic testing, close contact testing after the six-day minimum wait period from last exposure and those who wanted tested before the holiday break. It did not include the random general surveillance testing of asymptomatic members of the U of I community.

The university currently has 2.73% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Dec. 5 to Dec. 11 – Posted on Dec. 14

Total Tests Received: 399
Total Positive Tests: 12
Percent of Positives to Total: 3.01%

The results include symptomatic testing, close contact testing after the six-day minimum wait period from last exposure and those who wanted tested after Thanksgiving break. It did not include the random general surveillance testing of asymptomatic members of the U of I community.

The university currently has 2.77% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 – Posted on Dec. 7

Total Tests Received: 296
Total Positive Tests: 14
Percent of Positives to Total: 4.73%

The results include symptomatic testing and close contact testing after the six-day minimum wait period from last exposure. It did not include the random general surveillance testing of asymptomatic members of the U of I community, so, as expected, the percentage of positives is higher than weeks with random general surveillance.

The university currently has 2.76% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Nov. 21 to Nov. 27 – Posted on Dec. 1

Total Tests Received: 402
Total Positive Tests: 22
Percent of Positives to Total: 5.47%

Testing this week was provided as a service to U of I students and employees who wanted to be tested before and during the holiday break. The results include symptomatic testing, close contact testing after the six-day minimum wait period from last exposure and voluntary testing by U of I students and employees who thought they may have been exposed and wanted to be sure they were negative before being around family and friends. It did not include the random general surveillance testing of asymptomatic members of the U of I community, so, as expected, the percentage of positives is higher than weeks with random general surveillance.

The university currently has 2.74% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Nov. 14 to Nov. 20 – Posted on Nov. 23

Total Tests Received: 1,095
Total Positive Tests: 60
Percent of Positives to Total: 5.48%

Testing this week was provided as a service to U of I students and employees who wanted tested before the holiday break. The results include symptomatic testing, close contact testing after the six day minimum wait period from last exposure, and voluntary testing by U of I students and employees who thought they may have been exposed and wanted to be sure they were negative before being around family and friends. It did not include the random general surveillance testing of asymptomatic members of the U of I community, so, as expected, we did see an increase in the percent of positives.

The university currently has 2.69% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Nov. 7 to Nov. 13 – Posted on Nov. 16

Total Tests Received: 1,756
Total Positive Tests: 66
Percent of Positives to Total: 3.76%

This week included random surveillance testing of our asymptomatic population, increased symptomatic testing and increased close contact testing after the six day minimum wait period from last exposure. Next week will not include the random general surveillance testing, so we do expect an increase in the percent of positives as symptomatic testing will be a larger percentage of the overall tests conducted.

The university currently has 2.54% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Oct. 31 to Nov. 6 – Posted on Nov. 9

Total Tests Received: 999
Total Positive Tests: 25
Percent of Positives to Total: 2.50%

The university currently has 2.43% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Oct. 24 to Oct. 30 – Posted on Nov. 2

Total Tests Received: 789
Total Positive Tests: 7
Percent of Positives to Total: 0.89%

The university currently has 2.42% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Oct. 17 to Oct. 23 – Posted on Oct. 26

Total Tests Received: 912
Total Positive Tests: 21
Percent of Positives to Total: 2.3%

The university currently has 2.49% of positives in total results received since the start of testing in early August. The number of active positives to total population changes daily and continues to be low in the 1.0%-1.5% range. This does not include the positive cases in Athletics prior to the start of the university-wide testing.

Oct. 10 to Oct. 16 – Posted on Oct. 19

Total Tests Received: 2,757
Total Positive Tests: 43
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.56%

This was the second week of the university retest of all Moscow-based students attending in-person classes and we continue to see a decline in positives and spread. The average positive percentage rate of the most recent 5,256 students tested is 2.2%.

Oct. 3 to Oct. 9 – Posted on Oct. 12

Total Tests Received: 2,499
Total Positive Tests: 74
Percent of Positives to Total: 2.96%

This week the university initiated a re-test of all Moscow based students attending in person classes. There were positives in students living on and off campus. The highest concentration of positives were in the on campus Greek live-in population; however, there was a significant improvement over the past two weeks.

Sept. 26 to Oct. 2 – Posted on Oct. 4

Total Tests Received: 1,389
Total Positive Tests: 116
Percent of Positives to Total: 8.35%

These results are a mix of Greek specific testing and general surveillance of the entire U of I community. The live-in Greek chapters continue to be the primary source of the positives and 4X more infected than other students living on campus. There is little to no infection across the off campus students and employees.

Sept. 19 to Sept. 25 – Posted on Sept. 28

Total Tests Received: 561
Total Positive Tests: 67
Percent of Positives to Total: 11.94%

Targeted surveillance testing of close contacts to known clusters of positives was completed this week. Positives were primarily found in live-in members of Greek chapters. In addition to the targeted surveillance testing, we will conduct a large random surveillance testing next week with a broader cross-section of our population, including employees, to better understand the positive rate of the overall U of I community.

Sept. 12 to Sept. 18 – Posted on Sept. 21

Total Tests Received: 531
Total Positive Tests: 25
Percent of Positives to Total: 4.71%

Surveillance testing was primarily done this week focused on those who traveled over Labor Day weekend. Positives found in residence halls, sororities, off campus and employees.

Sept. 5 to Sept. 11 – Posted on Sept. 14

Total Tests Received: 744
Total Positive Tests: 12
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.61%

Initial screening of late arriving students, retesting of quarantined students and surveillance testing was primarily done this week. There was a small cluster of positives in a residence hall. 

Aug. 29 to Sept. 4 – Posted on Sept. 8

Total Tests Received: 205
Total Positive Tests: 4
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.95%

The percent of positives has increased as we have transitioned from initial screening to surveillance testing and testing of students who have been under official quarantine by Public Health for at least six days.

Aug. 22 to Aug. 28 – Posted on Aug. 31

Total Tests Received: 2,321
Total Positive Tests: 24
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.03%

Aug. 14 to Aug. 21 – Posted on Aug. 24

Total Tests Received: 2,860
Total Positive Tests: 25
Percent of Positives to Total Results Received: 0.87%

Initial Results to Aug. 13 – Posted on Aug. 14

Total Tests Received: 2,371
Total Positive Tests: 34
Percent of Positives to Total: 1.43%

Yes.

Masks are required in all university buildings on the Moscow campus. Statewide masking protocols are under the direction of the local executive officer or site manager. Please continue to follow your local guidance.

Yes. There are no restrictions on gathering sizes within indoor spaces.

• Appointments for a testing referral to Gritman’s testing clinic can be made at the Vandal Health Clinic —208-885-6693 to make an appointment — or through your primary care provider.
• Take-home Vault saliva-based test can be picked up from noon to 2 p.m. Monday-Friday outside the Student Rec Center east entrance (in front of the Rental Center) with a valid VandalCard. You are still encouraged to consult with a medical professional if you are symptomatic and in need of medical care.

People who are fully vaccinated, including recommended boosters, do NOT need to quarantine after contact with someone who had COVID-19. You should wear a well-fitting mask around others for 10 days from the date of your last close contact with someone with COVID-19 (the date of last close contact is considered day 0). Get tested at least 5 days after you last had close contact with someone with COVID-19. If you test positive or develop COVID-19 symptoms, isolate from other people and follow isolation recommendations. Visit the CDC website for more information about quarantine and isolation..

If you come into close contact with someone with COVID-19, you should quarantine if you are in one of the following groups:

• You are ages 18 or older and completed the primary series of recommended vaccine, but have not received a recommended booster shot when eligible.
• You received the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine (completing the primary series) over two months ago and have not received a recommended booster shot.
• You are not vaccinated or have not completed a primary vaccine series.

• Stay home and away from other people for at least five days (day 0 through day 5) after your last contact with a person who has COVID-19. The date of your exposure is considered day 0. Wear a well-fitting mask when around others at home, if possible.
• For 10 days after your last close contact with someone with COVID-19, watch for fever (100.4◦F or greater), cough, shortness of breath, or other COVID-19 symptoms.
• If you develop symptoms, get tested immediately and isolate until you receive your test results. If you test positive, follow isolation recommendations.
• If you do not develop symptoms, get tested at least five days after you last had close contact with someone with COVID-19.

Visit the CDC website for more information about quarantine.

Stay home and monitor your health.

Think about the people you have recently been around. (Public Health will ask.)

Answer the phone call from the health department.

Guidance courtesy of CDC.

Stay home and isolate from others, regardless of vaccination status. See below for information on when to end isolation.

All positive COVID-19 tests should be reported through a VandalCare Report. If you live in campus housing, a Greek chapter house or are an athlete, space is available in Targhee Hall for you to recover without further exposing others. If you live off campus, you are expected to isolate in your own space.

Stay home. Most people with COVID-19 have mild illness and can recover at home without medical care. Do not leave your home, except to get medical care. Do not visit public areas.

Take care of yourself. Get rest and stay hydrated. Take over-the-counter medicines, such as acetaminophen, to help you feel better.

Stay in touch with your doctor. Call before you get medical care. Be sure to get care if you have trouble breathing or have any other emergency warning signs or if you think it is an emergency.

Avoid public transportation, ride-sharing or taxis.

Guidance courtesy of CDC.

In general, if you had COVID-19 and had any symptoms, isolate for at least five days from date of positive COVID-19 test.

• You can end isolation after five full days if you are fever-free (including no chills or body aches) for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication and your other symptoms have improved (loss of taste and smell may persist for weeks or months after recovery and need not delay the end of isolation).
• You should continue to wear a well-fitting mask around others at home and in public for five additional days (day 6 through day 10) after the end of your five-day isolation period. If you are unable to wear a mask when around others, you should continue to isolate for a full 10 days. Avoid people who are immunocompromised or at high risk for severe disease, and nursing homes and other high-risk settings, until after at least 10 days.
• If you continue to have fever or your other symptoms have not improved after five days of isolation, you should wait to end your isolation after another five days or until you are fever-free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication and your other symptoms have improved. Continue to wear a well-fitting mask. Contact your healthcare provider if you have questions.

Follow guidance of your medical provider and view more details about isolation for those asymptomatic or severely ill with COVID-19 online.

Vaccines are strongly encouraged but cannot be required, per an executive order. According to the CDC, the best way to keep our Vandal Family healthy is to get vaccinated. Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines and where to get them. Clinics will be on the Moscow campus. Pre-register now.

• Dec. 10, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Mask Requirement Remains Through End of Year"
• Dec. 7, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Judge’s Ruling Halts Vaccine Mandate"
• Dec. 6, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Mask Requirement Continues Through Commencement"
• Nov. 22, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "County Data Will Drive Mask Mandates"
• Nov. 15, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "We Continue to Wait for Vaccine Mandate Guidance"
• Nov. 3, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Mask Requirement Remains, Vault Tests Available"
• Oct. 11, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Mask Requirement Remains in Place"
• Oct. 4, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Three Rounds of Tuition Incentives Given"
• Sept. 20, 2021 Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "First Tuition Credit Incentives Given"
• Aug. 30, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Cases Climb but Commitment Appears Strong"
• Aug. 23, 2021, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Welcome Back; Let’s All Get Vaccinated"
• Aug. 18, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Vaccination Incentive Program Details Outlined"
• Aug. 11, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Protocols Updated for In-Person Course Delivery "
• Aug. 9, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Changes Coming to Fall COVID-19 Safety Plans"
• July 30, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Vandals Strongly Encouraged to Wear Masks Indoors"
• May 17, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Face Coverings Are No Longer Required"
• May 10, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Thank You for Doing Your Part During the Pandemic"
• May 3, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "We Are Approaching the Finish Line"
• April 26, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Surveillance Testing Is Capturing Fewer People"
• April 23, 2020, Memo from Torrey Lawrence and Diane Kelly-Riley: "Summer and Fall 2021 Semester Guidance for Moscow Campus"
• April 19, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Protocols Mostly Unchanged for Summer Session"
• April 12, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Vandals Are Being Vaccinated"
• April 5, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19-Positive Cases Low on Idaho Side of Border"
• April 2, 2020, Memo from Dean Kahler: "International Travel Guidance for Summer 2021"
• March 29, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Vaccine Is Available to 16+ in Moscow"
• March 22, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Test Required for Students; Vaccinations Broadening"
• March 12, 2020, Memo from Torrey Lawrence and Brian Foisy: "Classes Resume March 22, COVID-19 Protocols in Place"
• March 8, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Required Student COVID-19 Testing Begins March 22"
• March 2, 2020, Memo from Torrey Lawrence and Diane Kelly-Riley: "Summer and Fall 2021 Semester Early Guidance"
• March 1, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Rise in COVID Positives, Consider Your Spring Break Plans Carefully"
• Feb. 22, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Vaccine Limited to Those Over 65 and Other Specific Groups"
• Feb. 17, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Testing Results Continue to Be Low"
• Feb. 1, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Idaho Moves to Stage 3, We Must Remain Vigilant"
• Feb. 4, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Idaho Moves to Stage 3, We Must Remain Vigilant"
• Feb. 1, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "System Access to Be Turned Off for Students Not Meeting Protocol"
• Jan. 25, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Positive Cases Drop; Untested Students May Have Restricted System Access"
• Jan. 15, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Testing Results Encouraging; Testing Appointments Available Tuesday"
• Jan. 11, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Testing Appointments Available"
• Jan. 4, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Testing Begins Jan. 6 in Moscow"
• Dec. 14, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID Testing Available Tomorrow; Resumes Jan. 6 Before In-Person Classes"
• Dec. 7, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Spring Classes Resume Jan. 13, Testing Required for Moscow-Based Students"
• Nov. 23, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "COVID-19 Testing"
• Nov. 16, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "After Thanksgiving Classes Online/Remote Only; Staff Work from Home if Possible"
• Nov. 9, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Finish Strong By Following Healthy Vandal Pledge"
• Nov. 2, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Positive COVID-19 Cases Decrease in Moscow as State Numbers Rise"
• Oct. 26, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Testing Results Remain Steady, Spring 2021 Calendar Unchanged"
• Oct. 19, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Retest of Students Shows Continued Reduction in COVID-19, All Classes Return to Original Modalities"
• Oct. 12, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Re-Testing of All Moscow Students Going Well, Campus to Return to Original Modalities by Oct. 19"
• Oct. 9, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Testing Is Going Well, Teaching Method Remains Flexible Until Oct. 19"
• Oct. 5, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "All Students to Be Tested, Broad Spread Off Campus Not Found in Weekly Results"
• Oct. 2, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "Preliminary Results Confirm Need to Test All Students and Maintain Flexible Course Delivery"
• Sept. 28, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "COVID-19 Hot Spots Detected in our Greek System; No Classroom Transmission Found"
• Sept. 21, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "COVID-19 Efforts Continuing to Show Compliance by Most"
• Sept. 16, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Fall Semester Update"
• 16 de septiembre del 2020 la communication de Asuntos Estudiantiles Blaine Eckles "Actualizatión de información del semester de ontoño"
• Sept. 15, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Our COVID-19 Efforts Are Paying Off – Keep It Up"
• Sept. 11, 2020, Memo from Seth Vieux: "COVID-19 Testing Times Available for Labor Day Travelers"
• Sept. 1, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "COVID-19 Testing Results and Future Plans"
• Aug. 21, 2020, Memo from Scott Green, Torrey Lawrence and Blaine Eckles: "It Is Up to You to Keep Our Campus Open"
• Aug. 21, 2020, Memo from Scott Green to Parents: "Enthusiasm High at U of I"
• 21 de Agosto la communicatión de Presidente Scott Green: "Alto enthusiasmo en la Universidad de Idaho."
• Aug. 18, 2020, Memo from Scott Green to Students: "Our Success Begins with Your Leadership"
• Aug. 18, 2020, Memo from Scott Green to Moscow-Based Faculty and Staff: "U of I Lab Up and Running as Students Return to Campus"
• Aug. 18, 2020, Memo from Torrey Lawrence, Diane Kelly-Riley and Barbara Kirchmeier: "Faculty Resources for Fall 2020"
• Aug. 11, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Join Me for a Town Hall to Help Prepare for Fall at U of I"
• Aug. 10, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "2020 Fall Plans"
• 10 de Agosto la communicatión de Blaine Eckles, Planes de otoño 2020
• Aug. 4, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Schedule Your Time Slot Now | COVID-19 Testing"
• July 28, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and Torrey Lawrence: "U of I Still Committed to In-Person Classes for Fall; Employee Town Hall Aug. 4"
• July 16, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Fall Plans to Deliver Classes, Including Schedule Change after Thanksgiving"
• July 6, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Aug. 1 Commencement Canceled"
• June 9, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "U of I Gradually Opening in June and July"
• May 29, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "U of I Follows State into Phase 3 of Idaho Rebounds"
• May 28, 2020 Letter from Scott Green: "U of I Update on Fall and a Note from Gritman Medical Center"
• Mayo 28, 2020 la communicatión de Scott Green, COVID-19 la communicatión para los padres
• May 22, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Planning Underway for Fall 2020, Flexibility is Key"
• May 5, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "University Eases into Stage 2 of Reopening"
• May 6, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Eligible Students to Receive Stimulus Money"
• May 1, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "University Will Follow Governor’s Four-Step Plan to Reopen"
• April 22, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Commencement Aug. 1 Kicks Off U of I Re-Start"
• April 10, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Parent & Family Update"
• April 1, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: Three Students and First Latah County Resident Diagnosed with COVID-19
• March 30, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "First Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19; Threat to Moscow Campus Low"
• March 25, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Governor Orders Idahoans to Stay Home"
• March 24, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Work From Home, If You Can"
• March 22, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Flexibility During First Week of Classes After Break"
• March 20, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles to Students: Helping You Navigate A Changing University
• March 20, 2020 Letter from Blaine Eckles: COVID-19 Letter to Parents
• Marzo 20, 2020 la communicatión de Blaine Eckles, COVID-19 la communicatión para los padres
• March 20, 2020 Letter from Scott Green: COVID-19 Letter to Parents
• Marzo 20, 2020 la communicatión de Scott Green, COVID-19 la communicatión para los padres
• March 19, 2020 Video from Scott Green: "President Green Gives COVID-19 Update"
• March 19, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "U of I Online/Remote for Remainder of Semester, All Events Canceled"
• March 13, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and John Wiencek: "U of I Moving to Online/Remote Courses Indefinitely"
• March 12, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Be Prepared Heading into Spring Break"
• March 12, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and John Wiencek: "Be Prepared for Online Course Delivery"
• March 11, 2020, Memo from Scott Green and John Wiencek: "Prepare for Online Class Delivery Beginning March 23"
• March 11, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Helping You Prepare for Spring Break"
• March 2, 2020, Memo from Scott Green: "Health Update After Jazz Festival"
• Feb. 28, 2020, Memo from Blaine Eckles: "Coronavirus Risk Low, But Being Monitored"