The Collegian

In total, there have been 6,370 total cases of COVID-19 in the county and 6,294 recoveries. The positivity rate for the week of April 7 is 2.1 percent.

Kansas' decision to suspend its use of the single-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine over concerns of a rare blood-clotting disorder shouldn't impact vaccine clinics run through Lafene Health Center, director Jim Parker said.

On Monday, the MLB's Texas Rangers opened up Globe Life Field at full capacity with 38,238 fans in attendance — a feat that's jumping the gun amid the ongoing pandemic.

At this time, there are 28 active cases in Riley County. In total, there have been 6,342 positive cases of COVID-19 and 6,278 recoveries.

In this morning’s podcast, get an update on why some students can expect some money from K-State, see how students are coping in a semester without a spring break and more.

Students won't be getting their usual spring break this semester. In the fall, K-State administration made the decision to eliminate spring break in an effort to curb the potential spread of COVID-19 as a result of mass travel.

At Thursday's town hall meeting, President Myers addressed the safety of Kansas State's campus, alongside Dr. Kyle Goerl's latest campus update of COVID-19 and the university's plans for the Natatorium facility.

These grants, totaling $5.8 million, are part of the federal Coronavirus response and relief supplemental appropriations act. K-State received about $6.3 million in all to go towards student financial relief.

Now, students, faculty and staff can book appointments for an on-campus clinic through the Lafene patient portal like they would for any other medical service.