Category COVID-19 campus response
UW Foundation establishes COVID-19 emergency student support fund
UW-Madison has created a new fund to support students through emergency situations related to the COVID-19 virus.
Message to international students
This is a rapidly evolving situation, and International Student Services (ISS) is working closely with campus partners to ensure that the needs of international students…
WIAA Boys Basketball Tournament Cancelled
More information on https://www.wiaawi.org/
Cher’s “Here We Go Again” Tour Postponed
With deep regret, CHER has announced the postponement of all concerts on the "Here We Go Again Tour" effective immediately.
Beware of COVID-19 phishing attempts and websites
It didn’t take long for cybercriminals to take advantage of the coronavirus panic. Research shows an uptick of registering large numbers of websites related to the COVID-19 virus and scam emails. Here are some tips to help avoid getting duped.
WIAA Boys State Basketball Tournament at Kohl Center canceled
The WIAA has canceled the Boys State Basketball Tournament. The decision was made in consultation with local and state public health officials to discourage and limit large gatherings in light of the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation.
How to stay safe online while accessing campus remotely
The Division of Information Technology has published a KnowledgeBase article with tips for securing your computer and working remotely. (This article requires NetID login…
How do I know if I need to self-quarantine?
Detailed guidance on self-quarantine.
Transportation Services operational response to COVID-19
Recommendations for campus operations in response to COVID-19 (coronavirus) are extremely fluid and may change at any time based on advice from local, state, and…
WAA event cancellations announced
Dear UW alumni and friends, We’ve been monitoring rapidly changing conditions and new information about the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Our highest priority…
Noon, March 12 campus update
As the situation surrounding the spread of COVID-19 continues to rapidly change, UW–Madison has the following updates.
Gov. Evers declares public health emergency due to COVID-19
Gov. Tony Evers today declared a public health emergency in response to new cases of COVID-19, directing the Department of Health Services to use all the resources necessary to respond to and contain the outbreak.
Guidance for advising and career services staff
A statement to the campus Advising and Career Services Communities.
Big Ten Conference cancels remainder of men’s basketball tournament
Read the Big Ten's statement.
COVID-19 UW–Madison news conference video posted on YouTube
Video from the March 11, 2020 UW–Madison news conference about COVID-19 planning and response is available for viewing on YouTube.
Campus guidance to graduate students
Dean of the Graduate School William J. Karpus issued the following message to graduate students regarding campus planning for COVID-19.
Changes announced to WIAA Boys State Basketball Tournament
The tournament is scheduled for March 19-21 at the Kohl Center on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus. While competition is expected to continue, teams will be allotted a specified number of tickets per roster member.
Instructional continuity website and support
A website now exists with general guidance, suggested strategies and tools, and where to reach out for additional support when considering alternative delivery to face-to-face instruction.
Big Ten Conference statement
The Big Ten Conference announced this evening that beginning Thursday, March 12, 2020, attendance at all Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament games will be limited to student-athletes, coaches, event staff, essential team and Conference staff, TV network partners, credentialed media, and immediate family members of the participating teams.
NCAA women’s hockey update
The NCAA tournament quarterfinal women’s hockey game between Wisconsin and Clarkson, scheduled for Saturday, March 14 at LaBahn Arena, will be played in front of a reduced audience due to concerns over the coronavirus.