In the face of the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak, Wichita State University's first priority is the health, safety and well-being of our entire Shocker community. Below you'll find the latest information and answers about the university's wide-ranging response to the pandemic.
In the face of the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak, Wichita State University's first priority is the health, safety and well-being of our entire Shocker community. Below you'll find the latest information and answers about the university's wide-ranging response to the pandemic.
NOTE: This is a complex, challenging, and fluid situation which continues to evolve rapidly. All information on these pages is subject to change as deemed necessary by University leadership in accordance with guidance and recommendations issued by federal, state, and local public health and government officials.
LATEST NEWS
- April 22: Changes for Summer and Fall Instruction
- April 2: Campus update: Planning a safe reopening; masks no longer required
- March 31: COVID-19 vaccines open to all students and staff; 2nd dose available through SHS
- March 16: Interim Provost Shirley Lefever Discusses Plans for Fall Semester
- March 9: Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
- March 2: Wichita State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider
- February 1: Spring semester welcome message from Interim President Rick Muma
Topics
Assisting in the fight against COVID-19
PPE Initiative
Wichita State University is serving as a central community repository for donations of personal protective equipment.
COVID-19 Research
Wichita State University researchers from multiple disciplines are hard at work addressing the COVID-19 outbreak. Take a look at COVID-19 research efforts under way.
Other ways to help
Shockers Up
Help us support our students in this unprecedented time of stress and need, by giving to the COVID-19 Emergency Fund for Students.
Ad Astra Coalition
A coalition of businesses and government partners working to answer the challenges being created by the COVID-19 pandemic.