Monday, September 14, 2020

Covidiot Chronicle: Ingham County, home to Michigan State University, is a coronavirus hot spot



As of Saturday, there were at least 342 people affiliated with Michigan State University who have tested positive for COVID-19 since Aug. 24, according to the county. 


Related reading:
Michigan State students, are you ready for some football? Take this survey. (The State News, 6/9/2020)
Michigan State Athletic Director Bill Beekman announced in a teleconference with reporters last week that MSU is planning on going ahead as scheduled with football as of right now. The Spartans' first game is on Sept. 5 against Northwestern. Beekman said that MSU is planning on opening Spartan Stadium to fans, but only at 20-30% capacity with priority given to students, season ticket holders and major donors.

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Bradley University (Peoria IL).  (9/10/2020)
Florida State University.  (9/10/2020)
Indiana University.  (9/10/2020)
Iowa State University.  (9/11/2020)
Oklahoma State University.  (8/23/2020)
Ole Miss.  (9/11/2020)
Penn State.  (9/12/2020)
State University of New York at Oneonta. (9/10/2020)
University of Arkansas.  (9/10/2020)
University of Dayton.  (9/12/2020)
University of Georgia.  (9/11/2020)
University of Illnois. (9/8/2020)
University of Missouri.  (9/10/2020)
University of Nebraska.  (9/12/2020)
University of North Ccarolina.  (9/6/2020)
University of Notre Dame.  (8/19/2020)
Viterbo University (La Crosse WI)  (9/11/2020)
Washington State University.  (9/11/2020)
West Virginia University.  (9/9/2020)

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