The University of Missouri has close to 30,000 students and many hundreds of faculty and campus staff. But so far, they've managed to stave off a major COVID-19 outbreak. (Sepavone/Deposit Photos/)Colleges have been a major site of COVID-19 spread throughout the pandemic. Some universities moved online for the fall semester to avoid the damage. Others tried and failed to make in-person instruction work, like the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which moved undergraduate classes online after a 13.6-percent positive test rate in the first week of school. More than 321,000 students and employees have tested positive for COVID-19 at more than 1,700-plus colleges across the country, a
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