This report looks closely at how college and university health services and related campus services are establishing and implementing social distancing, hygiene, quarantine, masking and other measures to control the spread of COVID-19 on campus and in the general college population. The study gives detailed data on the percentage of colleges offering in-person classes and on their plans for current and future COVID control measures. Data is presented from 38 US and Canadian colleges and universities.The study helps its readers to answer questions such as: how many students are in quarantine? How satisfied are college health services with the level of student or faculty compliance with social distancing, masking and other measures? How have peer mentoring programs to encourage mask wearing worked out? How are close contacts defined for contact tracing? How much success does the college or university have in controlling the meeting of students in large groups at bars and parties in violation of social distancing rules? How much confidence to administrators have in the ability of students to avoid infection in off campus settings? What kind of changes are college health services thinking of making in their COVID-10 control regime? What has worked for them?