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The Cleveland Stater began tracking the CSU data when the university launched its COVID-19 dashboard in early November 2020. The data provide an indication of the direct impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the school community from then until April 2021.
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Students in isolation off-campus have had the highest spikes and the highest average of 14 students per week. Students in isolation on-campus from Nov. 2020 to April 2021 averaged at one per week. Employees in isolation averaged at a little over two per week.
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Similarly to CSU's isolation data, students in quarantine off-campus had the highest average of 38 students in quarantine per week from Nov. 2020 to April 2021. Students in quarantine off-campus peaked during the week before Thanksgiving at 125. Students in quarantine off-campus averaged just under
The Cleveland Stater has been tracking all COVID-19 data that CSU has released on its COVID-19 dashboard since November 2020.
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