MACOMB/Moline, IL — Beginning the week of Feb. 1, Western Illinois University will begin COVID-19 surveillance testing and continue as the semester progresses. Additional open appointment times may be added periodically for those who would like to be tested,but have not been selected as part of the surveillance test population.

Looking For A Covid Test? Western Illinois University Offering Spring 2021 COVID TestsEach week, approximately 700 students, faculty and staff will receive an email encouraging them to get a free COVID test provided by Beu Health Center. According to Executive Director of Auxiliary Services and Risk Management Joe Roselieb, the University is using the self-administered BD Veritor nasal swab tests, which are completed on-site at the test distribution center on the Macomb Campus. The Quad Cities campus continues to administer a saliva-based test that is processed through a third-party laboratory.

Visit wiu.edu/coronavirus for updates and information.

For those on the Macomb campus, an appointment must be made by going to beuonline.wiu.edu. Individuals should arrive at the meter parking lot at the northeast corner of the University Union on the time and date selected. Results of the nasal swab are provided the same day. For individuals on the Quad Cities campus, the saliva test can be picked up and dropped off in Riverfront Hall on the designated times and dates.

WIU-Macomb Testing Schedule:*

Wednesday, Jan. 26-Friday, Jan. 29: Visit beuonline.wiu.edu to make an appointment.

*Athletes should follow instructions provided by the WIU Athletic Department re: testing.

WIU-QC Testing Schedule (All tests can be picked up and dropped off at Riverfront Hall):

Through Thursday, Jan. 28: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m

Friday, Jan. 29: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m

Surveillance Testing:

Begins the week of Feb. 1 for Macomb and QC students, faculty and staff.

Looking For A Covid Test? Western Illinois University Offering Spring 2021 COVID Tests
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Looking For A Covid Test? Western Illinois University Offering Spring 2021 COVID Tests

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