Stalwart:
Reliable. Hard-working. Focused.
It’s who we are as CSU Rams. It’s not only knowing what to do to “stop the spread.”
It’s figuring out how to make the most of our time together and take care of one another at the same time.
Reporter & Screening
All students and employees are required to report any COVID-19 symptoms, exposures, or positive tests to the CSU immediately.
Students, faculty and staff are required to screen every week based on criteria set by the Pandemic Preparedness Team.
Latest Information
- Register & Schedule COVID Screening
- Status of University Events & Spring Commencement
- March 30: Public health update as we near the end of the semester
- Summer 2021 planning, Pandemic Preparedness Team application
- Spring semester saliva screening hours and locations
- How and where do I get tested?
- It’s OK not to be OK: mental health resources
- COVID-19: University Communications
- How saliva screening samples are processed
- Update on COVID-19 presence in the CSU community
- No spectators at spring 2021 Athletics events
Trending Topics
- What should I do if I get sick or think I’ve been exposed?
- How and where do I get tested?
- How is CSU notified when students, faculty or staff are positive for COVID-19?
- Contact tracing explained
- If an employee has been exposed or has had COVID-19, when can they return to work? When can a student return to in-classroom experiences?
- University COVID-19 Policy
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Cases at a glance:
New Cases per Day
Cumulative Cases
CSU (since May 2020): 169 – Last Updated: 9/13/2020
Larimer County: 2,129 – Last Positive Case: 9/13/2020
Colorado: 61,324 – Last Updated: 9/13/2020
Stay Stalwart, Take Action
Report symptoms, concerns, + Tests
Stay home when you are sick
Wear a mask or face covering
Physically distance from others
Wash your hands frequently
disinfect WORK, learning and research spaces frequently
AVOID crowds and large gatherings
Work remotely when possible
Cover your cough
Do not go into a crowded restroom