Dear Students, Please note the Allegheny County COVID-19 positivity rate for the last seven days is above 15%, thus placing the area in the “medium” CDC community level category. Details … Continued

Dear Students, The Allegheny County COVID-19 positivity rates continue to trend upward. While case rates on campus remain low, we are seeing reports of new exposures and symptoms that warrant … Continued

Dear Students, The Allegheny County COVID-19 positivity rates continued to trend upward this week. However, case rates on campus remain low and Pittsburgh remained in the “low” CDC community level … Continued

Dear Students, The Allegheny County COVID-19 positivity rates continued to rise this week. However, Pittsburgh remained in the “low” CDC community level category. Details on the “County View” may be … Continued

Dear Students, The Allegheny County COVID-19 positive infection rate continued a gradual rise this week to above five percent. However, Pittsburgh remained in the “low” CDC community level category. Details … Continued

Dear Students, Allegheny County COVID-19 infections rose slightly this week, however Pittsburgh remained in the “low” CDC community level category. Details on the “County View” may be found by clicking … Continued

Dear Students, Allegheny County COVID-19 infections remained just over a three percent infection rate, keeping Pittsburgh in the “low” CDC community level category. Details on the “County View” may be … Continued

Dear Students, Allegheny County COVID-19 infections remained below a 4% infection rate, keeping Pittsburgh in the “low” CDC community level category. Details on the “County View” may be found by … Continued

Dear Students, Trending of Allegheny County COVID-19 infections continued downward this week, dropping below a 4% infection rate, and keeping Pittsburgh in the “low” CDC Community Level. Details on the … Continued

Dear Students, Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Allegheny County COVID-19 infections continued their downward trend this week, dropping below a 5% infection rate, and keeping Pittsburgh in the “low” CDC Community Level. … Continued