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COVID-19 Dashboard

Oswego is committed to protecting the safety and well-being of our campus and the greater Oswego and CNY communities, and that means providing up-to-date COVID-19 information. Here’s where you’ll find the latest reporting of COVID-19 and its impact on the SUNY Oswego campus.  Last updated: 2:50 p.m., Jan. 24, 2021  

 

Total On-Campus Tests (Winter/Spring 2021)

(COVID-19 tests conducted since Jan. 2, 2021)

1,215

 

Winter/Spring 2021 Reporting

Total Positive Cases Reported (since 1/2/21)

98
Total Cases Recovered

81

Total Active Cases

17

New Positive Cases*

(Jan. 16 -- Jan. 29, 2021)

On-campus  

Students living on-campus

0

Students living off-campus, taking class(es) on-campus

0

Employees working on-campus

4

New on-campus cases (within the current 14-day period) counting towards NYS 100-case threshold to move to remote learning.**

4

 

Off-Campus  
Students living off campus                                                              

48
Employees working remotely

0

Total New Positive Cases*

(1/16/21 - 1/29/21)

52
On-Campus Quarantine/Isolation***  
On-Campus Quarantine Rooms in Use

0
On-Campus Isolation Rooms in Use

0

 

Off-Campus Quarantine/Isolation***  
Students Quarantining Off-Campus

13
Students Isolating Off-Campus

14

 

*From all positive tests on and off campus

**The New York State Department of Health’s guidance states that colleges and universities must transition all in-person learning to remote, when 100 members of the on-campus population – inclusive of students, faculty, and staff – test positive for COVID-19 within a 14-day period. According to this guidance, only active cases at SUNY Oswego that are characterized as on-campus would count toward the 100 metric.

***Quarantine occurs when a symptomatic person or close contact of an infected person is awaiting testing or test results. Isolation occurs when a person tests positive for COVID-19.

 

Additional Reporting

For additional reporting across Oswego and Onondaga counties, see COVID-19 dashboard links below: