December 39 out of 670 tests, or 1.3%, tested positive for COVID-19 on Dec. 2. Since testing began on Sept. 2, 1,077 out of 25,966, or 4.1%, have tested positive at UWO.
December 211 out of 562, or 2%, tested positive for COVID-19 on Dec. 1. Since testing began, 1,069 cases out of 25,295 total tests, or 4.2%, have tested positive at UWO.
December 27 out of 600, or 1.2%, tested positive for COVID-19 on Nov. 30. Since testing began, 1,058 out of 24,734, or 4.3%, have tested positive at UWO.
November 252 out of 452, or 0.4%, tested positive for COVID-19 on Nov. 24. Since testing began, 1,044 out of 23,590, or 4.4%, have tested positive at UWO.
November 235 out of 514, or 1%, tested positive for COVID-19 on Nov. 20. Since testing began, 1,028 out of 22,468, or 4.6%, have tested positive on the UWO campus.

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