The following schools have reported more than 100 cases linked to their campuses:
1. University of Texas at Austin: 449
2. University of Central Florida (Orlando): 438
3. University of Georgia (Athens): 390
4. Texas A&M University (College Station): 302
5. University of Washington (Seattle): 249
6. University of Florida (Gainesville): 217
7. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas): 207
8. University of South Florida (Tampa): 182
9. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): 167
10. University of California, Berkeley: 123
11. University of Connecticut System (Storrs): 112
12. University of California, Los Angeles: 101
Stanford (Calif.) University, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Edinburg, Georgia Institute of technology in Atlanta and Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., all have more than 90 cases linked to their institutions.
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