COVID-19 Dashboard

Case numbers are updated by noon every Monday and Thursday.

The dashboard shows active reported COVID-19 cases as of 11 a.m. on the respective reporting day.

We have 5,000 students, faculty, staff and students in the Shenandoah University community.

We are in a very different, and more advantageous place, compared to Fall 2020 with the majority of full-time graduate and undergraduate students and benefited employees having submitted proof of vaccination against COVID-19.

The vaccination rate for SU students in high-contact or required groups — such as those living on campus and student-athletes — is close to 100%. Shenandoah requires weekly surveillance testing conducted by the university’s Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy for all in-person students, faculty and staff who are not fully vaccinated.

Last update: October 25, 2021

Percentage of Full-Time Students Vaccinated

Dashboard Details

Shenandoah University understands that clear, concise, transparent information, and vigorously following public health measures, are key to responding to the evolving nature of the pandemic and maintaining a safer campus environment for not only those in the Shenandoah community, but also the communities served by university locations. We share this data because when we know more, we can do more, and with better information, we will make better decisions.

Case reports include those from Shenandoah administered surveillance tests of asymptomatic students, student health center administered tests of symptomatic students, self-reports from all populations, and all notifications from the Virginia Department of Health.

The Shenandoah COVID-19 Dashboard will be updated by noon every Monday and Thursday. The dashboard shows active reported COVID-19 cases as of 11 a.m. on the respective reporting day. The reported cases will be grouped by our five university locations, including online.

Locations
These areas are attributed based on where a student, faculty or staff member spends the majority of their time on campus. For example, a student who lives on the main campus, but studies downtown, is counted as a main campus case. A student who lives in the Winchester/Frederick County community who studies at the Health Professions Building would be considered a Health Professions Building case. Solenberger Hall will be attributed to the location the individual spends the majority of their time on campus.