COVID-19 Dashboard
Updated: May 7, 2021
The CU Denver COVID-19 dashboard metrics are based on public health best practices, data availability, and the unique nature of the CU Denver campus. These metrics are updated weekly.
In the event of an outbreak or if a pivot to remote operations becomes necessary, members of the CU Denver community will be informed through their university email and the university website. An outbreak is defined by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment as two or more cases within 14 days that are linked to the same location.
CU Denver Condition & Stats
Total Cases
76
Since Aug. 10, 2020
Number of COVID-19 Cases with Campus Contact2
New Cases
0
Since May 3, 2021
Number of COVID-19 Cases with Campus Contact2
Five-Day Average
0.0
Since May 3, 2021
Avg # of Cases/Day in the Past Five Days
CU Denver
Asymptomatic Testing
8,317
Since Aug. 10, 2020
Number of RT-PCR Tests Conducted1
Utilization of Quarantine/Isolation Space in Lynx Crossing
0/40 Beds
As of May 7, 2021
1 CU Denver Asymptomatic Testing: Based on PCR diagnostic tests conducted via CU Denver beginning August 2020, administered by the Auraria Health Center and COVIDCheck Colorado. CU Denver positive cases are reported by the Auraria Health Center to the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment.
2 Campus Contact Cases: Individuals who are confirmed COVID-19 positive and visited campus while symptomatic or within the 48 hours before they become symptomatic, and asymptomatic individuals who test positive from campus testing. For example, a fully online student who is COVID-19 positive and has not been on campus since January would not be included.
Denver's COVID-19 Caution Metrics
Denver Public Health identified four indicators to monitor the COVID-19 epidemic in Denver and the Denver Region and help inform public health actions and guidance that may be needed.
Denver's Protect Our Neighbors Metrics
Denver Public Health and CDPHE use other metrics to evaluate how COVID-19 is progressing according to statewide guidelines and to help inform public health actions and guidance that may be needed.
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