*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART I}

UNC: closed down.
MICHIGAN STATE: closed down.
NOTRE DAME: closed down.
ALABAMA: 566 cases in 1 week.
IOWA STATE: 305 cases in 1 week.
AUBURN: 208 cases in 1 week.
MISSOURI: 159 cases, <1 week.
IOWA: 111 cases, <1 week.

*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART II}

USC: 90%+ online, but 43 cases in 1 week on-campus.
KANSAS STATE: 13 cases, but school says it's "tip of the iceberg."
STETSON: 54 cases, <2 weeks.
DAYTON: 99 cases, <1 week.
UTAH: 16 cases, <1 week.
MAINE: 4 cases, <1 week.

*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART III}

ARIZONA STATE: Refuses to disclose data to public.
MIAMI: 141 cases, 1 week.
PITT: 16 cases, 1 week.
TCU: 111 cases, <1 week.
KANSAS: 89 cases, <1 week.
CENTRAL MICHIGAN: 54 cases, <1 week.
SETON HALL: 1 case, <1 week.

*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART IV}

TENNESSEE: 136 cases, 1 week.
SMU: 19 cases, <1 week.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON: 12 cases, 1 week.
MIAMI (OH): 12 cases, 1 week.
TRINITY (TX): 6 cases, 1 week.
NC STATE: 457 cases since March.
UT-DALLAS: 23 cases over summer.

PS/ Most schools are just moving in students now—which is why we lack data from most colleges. Note that Michigan State actually shut down pre-semester due to its summer outbreak. Some schools conducted their testing over the summer; the dates here are how long they've been open.

CORRECTION/ It should read "UNIVERSITY OF CHARLESTON," not "COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON." Those are two different schools.

UPDATE/

NC STATE: closed down. https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/education/nc-state-moves-classes-online-only-after-2-covid-19-clusters-reported-on-campus/275-f029a77a-947a-4312-9390-e2b20b72f340

*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART V}

NC STATE: closed down.
EAST CAROLINA: closed down after 262 cases found.
TOWSON: closed down after 55 cases found.
GEORGIA TECH: 250+, 1 week.
IDAHO: 59 cases, 1 week.
N. MICHIGAN: 36 cases, 1 week.
DUKE: 22 cases, 1 week.

*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART VI}

BUTLER: Moved online.
GEORGIA: Testing problems; health faculty warn of "grave danger."
UCONN: 31 cases, 1 week.

[NOTE: The boxes to the left of each college or university listed represent one of the school's official team colors.]

NOTE/ Todd has a message for readers of this thread. Todd says the appearance of 600 cases of a virus within 7 days of a dense community congregating for the beginning of a 15-week semester is negligible as—he implies—community spread of a virus is linear rather than exponential.

NOTE2/ Todd also implies that, as University of Alabama is *quite large*, somehow that fact is a *positive* one for University of Alabama—despite the fact that the definitely *geometric* spread of a virus via community transmission is likely *worse* in a larger, denser community.

NOTE3/ Todd also says, contra the CDC and every medical expert in America, that asymptomatic people can't spread the virus. I guess my question for readers of this thread is, what sort of orange-faced monster who doesn't care about human life would put these ideas in Todd's head?

*COLLEGE COVID-19 UPDATE*

{PART VII}

KENTUCKY: 475 cases since March.
TOLEDO: 45 cases, 1 week.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY: 28 cases, 1 week.
COLORADO COLLEGE: 1 case, <1 week.
OKLAHOMA ST: 3 cases, 1 week.
CLARKSON: 1 case, <1 week.

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