COVID-19 by the numbers

Serena Bettis
March 24, 2021

Graphic showing COVID-19 bubbles floating around in a red background behind a blue surgical mask. Text reads "Collegian, COVID-19 UPDATE" — (Graphic illustration by Robbie Haynes | The Collegian)

Editor’s Note: This page will be updated continuously by The Collegian on Sunday and Wednesday nights, according to numbers from Colorado State University. The “updated as of” dates are included to indicate when the data has last been updated by CSU.

Updated 3/24

Total positive CSU COVID-19 cases: 2,799

Total tests done by CSU (updated as of Feb. 8): 27,685 nasal swab tests and 66,800 saliva screenings

New positives from March 11 to March 23: 197

Positive numbers reflect tests done by Colorado State University, Larimer County and private physicians.

For a further breakdown visit covidrecovery.colostate.edu.

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Serena Bettis is your 2022-23 editor in chief and is in her final year studying journalism and political science. In her three years at The Collegian,...

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