Weld County COVID Status
Due to continuous increases in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and positivity rates, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDHPE) moved Weld County to the Level Red: Severe Risk category on the state’s dial system effective 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22.
While our case numbers at UNC have remained manageable, there have been increases
in the numbers of positive tests and close contacts associated with them.
Colorado COVID-19 Dial Dashboard Nov. 20 COVID Digest
UNC Operations Impacts
In keeping with state guidelines for Level Red, the following operational adjustments and protective measures will go into effect on Sunday, Nov. 22 until further notice:
- A limited number of courses continue to be delivered in-person when necessary. Instructors are communicating directly with students regarding their class delivery methods for the remaining weeks of the fall semester.
- Residence halls remain open.
- All non-instructional indoor events are canceled.
- Public and private gatherings outside of your household are prohibited.
- No in-person dining on campus.
- Gourmet to go & Grab and Go options available at Holmes Dining Hall, Grab & Go option at Tobey-Kendel.
- Retail dining locations open with adjusted hours.
- Campus offices and facilities occupied at 10% (or less) of normal capacity.
- The University Libraries will remain open but on an adjusted schedule.
- Study Rooms and tables will be limited to one person.
- Athletics will continue training and practice for winter sports only, following NCAA and conference guidance.
- The Student Health Center will be closed from Nov. 25 - 29 and reopen with adjusted hours on Nov. 30
Resources are in place to help students stay well and succeed academically. Visit Student Outreach and Support for more information.
Weld County Status
Level Green -
Protect Our Neighbors
Level Blue - Caution
Level Yellow - Concern
Level Orange - High Risk
Level Red - Severe Risk
Level Purple -
Extreme Risk
Housing & Dining Information
Students staying on campus over Thanksgiving break will be able to pick up a special Thanksgiving dinner on Wednesday (delivered to students in quarantine/isolation rooms) with turkey and trimmings.
And, even though campus will be quiet, we’re still planning lots of virtual activities for students staying in residence halls, from social media competitions and games, to take-and-do activities students can pick up at their front desks.
Student Health Center Operations
The Student Health Center will be closed from Nov. 25-29. Starting on Monday, Nov. 30, the center will open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
View their clinic hours for alternate care providers when the health center is closed or call your insurance carrier for providers in your network.
Community Testing Kiosk
The state is encouraging all Coloradans with symptoms to get tested immediately. COVID-19 testing kiosks that are quick, easy and free to all students, staff and community members.
Practice Social Distancing
The largest driver of case growth is small private gatherings. As we approach the holidays, it’s important to think about ways to keep our family, friends and our communities safe.
Policies and Resources
All COVID-19 and fall operations policies follow directions and guidelines from the
State of Colorado, the CDC, WHO. Find useful resources for campus operations.
COVID-19 Prevention
Preventing the spread of COVID-19 is our priority on campus. We've implemented a mask policy, increased cleaning on campus and ask you to practice good personal hygiene.
Return to Campus & Fall Operations
The UNC campus is operating differently due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Visit this website for information about fall semester operations and campus policies.
