As Penn State gets set to begin the fourth week of its fall semester, nearly 700 University Park students have already tested positive for the coronavirus since testing began on August 7.

We’ve already heard about new testing strategies, gross quarantine dorms, and mandatory isolation policies. However, there’s still a lot students don’t know about Penn State’s approach to the coronavirus pandemic.

Over the past month, communication and transparency from the university have been lacking, to say the least. To learn more about on-campus quarantine and isolation, Penn State’s testing, and the coronavirus in general, Onward State needs your help.

If you’ve tested positive, spent time in isolation, or feel like you have a story to tell, please share it with us using the Google Form below. Together, we can raise awareness for Penn State’s coronavirus-related problems and hopefully help create meaningful change surrounding the university’s coronavirus mitigation efforts.