Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

Updates and Resources for Our Community

Utah State University is committed to providing news and resources for students, faculty and staff throughout the evolving COVID-19 crisis. Up-to-date information is primarily provided to "preferred" email addresses in the Banner system. Please ensure your email is kept updated. 

For information about COVID-19 translated into other languages, please visit the Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs.

Recent Updates as of May 28, 2020

USU Ready to Welcome Students to Campus This Fall

Utah State University is preparing to resume in-person classes and face-to-face experiences for students this fall. 

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Thousands of Students Will Receive Emergency Grants

USU is making emergency grants totaling $5 million with CARES Act funds. Grants will range from $500 to $800.

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Student Mental Health Resources Available

Utah State University wants to remind students of the many health resources available to summer semester students and continuing students registered for fall semester.

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USU Updates On COVID-19

Read all the latest updates and timeline on how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting Utah State University on Utah State Today.

Full Update Timeline

Confirmed Cases
of university staff, faculty or students (based on self reporting) regardless of their location in the state. Some students who report infections may also have left campus and are staying at permanent homes.

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COVID-19 Questionnaire

Individuals who have been exposed to someone with a confirmed COVID-19 case, including individuals who live in the same household, must quarantine at home for 14 days. Those who have tested positive, are awaiting results of a test, or have been exposed and develop symptoms, must isolate at home for 14 days.

Submit this questionnaire if you have been asked to quarantine, self-isolate, or have had a COVID-19 test, even if you are still awaiting results. This information will remain private and will help us provide accommodations and identify areas of campus that must receive additional cleaning and disinfection.

Though we rely on our community members to provide this information voluntarily, it is essential in helping us prevent the spread of COVID-19 on our campuses. We appreciate your cooperation.

Submit the COVID-19 Questionnaire

USU COVID-19 News