Based on the latest CDC assessment, Lowndes County's Covid-19 community level is classified as low. As such, Mississippi University for Women will be updating face covering guidance to reflect the prevention behavior recommendations of the CDC.
Update February 22, 2022- President Nora Miller has released a video message to the university.
Effective Feb. 22, Mississippi University for Women will require face coverings only in instructional spaces and healthcare settings.
Update January 26, 2022- President Nora Miller has released a video message to the university.
As we continue to prepare for the spring semester, please note these updates related to our university's pandemic response.
Classes for the spring semester will be delayed until Tuesday Jan. 18 due to rising COVID-19 cases. Campus will reopen Monday, Jan. 3 as scheduled.
Welcome back for the fall semester. The Campus Renewal Task Force strongly encourages everyone eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccination. By being vaccinated, you help to keep yourself and those around you healthy.
President Nora Miller has released a video on The W's status as a COVID-19 College Vaccination Challenge Champion Campus.
The Governor of Mississippi signed Executive Order No. 1549 altering the statewide mask mandate. However, please be advised that The W will continue to require the wearing of face coverings until further notice.
COLUMBUS, Miss.--Mississippi University for Women remains vigilant against COVID-19.
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women will continue to prioritize health, safety and well-being for the spring 2021 semester.
Due to the rapidly rising burden of COVID-19 cases, excessive hospitalizations and the high risk of COVID-19 infection in the community, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is issuing the following Public Health Guidance.