COVID-19

Evanston reaches ‘High’ COVID-19 transmission level

May 12, 2022

Evanston’s COVID-19 community risk level has reached the “High” transmission level, the city announced Thursday. The metric is based on COVID-19 positivity rates per...

The Daily Explains: Updated city, state COVID-19 guidelines in light of omicron subvariant prevalence

May 12, 2022

Evanston moves to “Medium” transmission level due to significant case rise, no longer reports COVID-19 positivity rate

May 5, 2022

City reports almost no change to new COVID-19 cases, does not report positivity rate

April 28, 2022

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COVID-19 at Northwestern

NU COVID-19 positivity rate reaches highest of the pandemic as University announces it has no plans to increase mitigation measures

Angeli Mittal, Creative Director

May 6, 2022

Northwestern’s positivity rate reached the highest reported throughout the pandemic at 7.40%, according to University data published Friday, with campus opened to full capacity...

Northwestern to maintain policies of no mask mandate and no general testing requirement until end of academic year

May 5, 2022

Northwestern COVID-19 positivity rate stable amid decreasing testing on campus

May 1, 2022

Northwestern COVID-19 positivity rate declines, still one of the highest reported since beginning of pandemic

April 24, 2022

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