Freshmen students' move-in day at Whitworth University

Families of new students arrived on campus at Whitworth University, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, which was move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class.

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Fri., Sept. 4, 2020

Marni Nazareno is a student at Whitworth University, shown Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class.

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New freshmen and their families move belongings into the dorms on the Whitworth University campus, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. The students are moving at staggered times so that roommates aren’t moving in together and only about 20 students are moving into a dorm building at a time.

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At Whitworth University, students will be required to use an app and answer questions about their health each day before being allowed to go to class. On Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, it was move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class.

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At Whitworth University, grad student Shirley Chandler, left, takes temperatures from new student Michayla Lawson as she arrives with her family, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, which was move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. Chandler, a grad student in sports medicine, was helping to perform the health screenings as hundreds of students arrived Friday.

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Whitworth University’s Shirley Chandler, center, prepares to take the temperatures of Joseph Lawson, father of new student Michayla Lawson, as the family arrived on campus Friday for move-in day for about one-fourth of the freshman class. Chandler, a grad student in sports medicine, was helping to perform the health screenings as hundreds of students arrived.

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Cars back up at the entrance to the health screening area as new freshmen and their families arrive to move into the dorms on the Whitworth University campus, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. The students are moving at staggered times so that roommates aren’t moving in together and only about 20 students are moving into a dorm building at a time.

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At Whitworth University, grad student Shirley Chandler, center, puts on gloves, mask and face shield to screen and take the temperatures of students and their families as they arrive on campus, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, which was move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. Chandler, a grad student in sports medicine, was one of many doing the health screenings as hundreds of students arrived Friday. More students arrive Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.

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At Whitworth University, grad student Shirley Chandler, right, greets visitors and performs a perfunctory health screening with verbal questions and by taking temperatures as the families of new students arrived on campus, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, which was move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. Chandler, a grad student in sports medicine, was helping to perform the health screenings as hundreds of students arrived Friday.

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Isaac Jenzen, a 17-year-old freshman from Abbotsford, British Columbia, and who will be joining the golf team at Whitworth University, moved into into the dorms on the Whitworth campus, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. The students are moving at staggered times so that roommates aren’t moving in together and only about 20 students are moving into a dorm building at a time. Because of COVID rules, he mother couldn’t accompany him all the way to Whitworth and if he returns home, he will have to quarantine first.

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Isaac Jenzen, left, a 17-year-old freshman from Abbotsford, British Columbia, and who will be joining the golf team at Whitworth University, talks with Whitworth President Beck Taylor, right, at Whitworth, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, move-in day for about a fourth of the freshman class. The students are moving at staggered times so that roommates aren’t moving in together and only about 20 students are moving into a dorm building at a time. Because of COVID rules, Jenzen’s mother couldn’t accompany him all the way to Whitworth and if he returns home, he will have to quarantine first.

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Jeremiah Kennell, right, and his father, Rob Kennell, haul Jeremiah’s belongings into the dorm Friday on the Whitworth University campus move-in day for about one-fourth of the freshman class. The students are moving at staggered times so roommates aren’t moving in together and only about 20 students are moving into a dorm building at a time.

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