Latest College Campus COVID Statistics Show No Death, Nearly Zero Hospitalizations

College students continue to test positive for COVID-19, but there's been zero death and just two hospitalizations due to the virus, according to research done by author Andrew Bostom, who also provides references for each university mentioned in his post. The University of Wisconsin reported on September 16 that a student had been hospitalized, adding "students and staff are not required to report if they have been hospitalized."

The other hospitalization, according to Bostom's research, was at San Diego State. San Diego County epidemiologist Dr. Eric McDonald said the students "who are getting COVID are in the group that actually very well. "So they are tolerating this well. The issue is we don't want them spreading it to others," he added.

Meanwhile, CNN spent today publishing doom and gloom headlines about COVID on college campuses.  "Many schools ultimately decided to welcome students back, informing their communities that new safety precautions are in place, and Covid tests remain at the ready," CNN reported.

"But the safety measures weren't enough -- there are now more than 40,000 cases of Covid-19 among students, faculty and staff at colleges and universities nationwide," according to a CNN tally from earlier this month.

Nowhere in CNN's report is it indicated that there are two known COVID-related hospitalizations and zero deaths.