COVID-19 Coverage

Governor Gary Herbert announced a two-week limit on group gatherings of over 100 starting Monday, March 16, in a press conference Thursday afternoon.

BYU athletics released news regarding the status of sporting events that will be held on BYU's campus.

Universities around the world are moving classes online as COVID-19 continues to spread. While BYU hasn’t made the switch, measures are being taken to protect students and faculty from a potential outbreak.

BYU Women's Conference announced Wednesday night that the conference will not be held on the BYU campus as originally scheduled on April 30 and May 1. It is possible that the conference could move online, but there is no official word about whether that will be the case.

The BYU Store is still hosting a grad fair today despite Wednesday's announcement that there will no longer be any in-person graduation convocations or commencements at BYU or other Church Education System schools. Devotionals and forums were also discouraged in the CES statement.

BYU international study abroad programs are taking precautions regarding the outbreak of the coronavirus.

https://youtu.be/4IkkeLzju9IA COVID-19 patient attended the BYU Gonzaga basketball game at the Marriott Center on February 22, but the Utah Department of Health says that...

BYU was notified by the Utah County Health Department that an individual diagnosed with COVID-19 was in attendance at the men's basketball game between Gonzaga and BYU on Feb. 22.

https://youtu.be/dLYrPCpf4DgUtah now has a coronavirus task force, and Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox will lead the team. Newsline reporter Cierra Ysasaga was in Salt Lake...