One case of the "Brazil variant" of the coronavirus, also known as P.1, has been found in Johnson County, the Iowa Department of Public Health confirmed Thursday.
In a press release, the Iowa Department...
In an email update Wednesday, the University of Iowa told campus it would continue vaccinating students, faculty, and staff with the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines as supply allows after canceling Johnson...
The University of Iowa reported seven COVID-19 student cases and two employee cases on Monday.Â
The COVID-19 data from the UI reflect self-reported cases since April 9, a campus-wide COVID-19 update...
The University of Iowa athletics department conducted 649 COVID-19 PCR tests for the week of April 5-11 and received three positive tests and 646 negative tests.
As part of Iowa’s return to campus...
The University of Iowa is strongly encouraging students, faculty, and staff to receive the COVID-19 vaccine — but as of now, won't require it — as scheduling eligibility opened across the state...
As vaccination efforts continue to expand on campus and across the state, the University of Iowa reported 10 new cases of COVID-19 on April 7.
As of April 5, eight students self-reported testing...
Gov. Kim Reynolds said during a Wednesday press conference she plans to take either legislative or executive action against the use of vaccine passports in Iowa – a form of proof some businesses...
Employees of the University of Iowa can now sign up to receive a vaccine through the university, the UI said in a campus-wide email Monday.
Staff who wish to be vaccinated through the UI will have...
The University of Iowa athletics department conducted 325 COVID-19 PCR tests for the week of March 30-April 4 and received five positive tests and 320 negative tests.
As part of Iowa’s return...
As public health departments prepare for a state-wide increase in vaccine eligibility, the University of Iowa is beginning to schedule students to receive the COVID-19 vaccine next week.
On Thursday,...
The University of Iowa will receive an allocation of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines for distribution among university students and staff in a state effort to vaccinate students before they...
White Iowans are currently receiving COVID-19 vaccines at a disproportionately higher rate compared to Black and Latinx Iowans, according to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation report.
As of March...
