On Wednesday, March 25, the United States surpassed China as the world leader in confirmed COVID-19 cases. Here’s a rundown of nationwide, statewide and localized numbers for readers of The Daily Illini, along with virus-related closures, cancellations and postponements. Numbers in parentheses mark increases from the previous day.

Confirmed cases of coronavirus (updated April 6, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.)

World: 1,337,167 cases; 74,176 deaths; 277,757 recovered

United States: 362,573 cases; 10,720 deaths; 19,313 recovered

Illinois: 12,262 cases (+1,006), 307 deaths (+33), 62,942 recovered

Chicago: 5,067 cases, 108 deaths

Champaign County: 63 cases, one death, 22 recovered

University

Cancellations

• All in-person instruction for the duration of spring semester and through the summer. Classes have moved online.
• The original May 16 date of the 2020 Illinois Commencement ceremony. The University is “exploring possible alternatives such as rescheduling and/or hosting virtual events,” according to a Massmail sent by University President Tim Killeen.

Local

Closures

• Parkland Community College’s Commencement has been suspended indefinitely. The college has moved to remote learning.
• Champaign Public Library and Douglass Branch Library until further notice. Due dates have been extended to the first week of May.
• Urbana Free Library until further notice. Due dates have been extended.
• Krannert Center for the Performing Arts until further notice.
• A spreadsheet of local restaurant closures and openings is being maintained by C-U residents.

Cancellations

• The 2020 Roger Ebert’s Film Festival has been rescheduled for April 14-17, 2021.
• Pygmalion performances on April 3, 4 and 17 have been canceled or postponed.

State

Closures

• All nonessential businesses through April 30.
• All pre-K and K-12 schools through April 30.
• All dining areas in bars and restaurants through April 30. Drive-through, delivery and curbside pickup options are still available for some businesses.
• All driver service facilities through April 30. Expiration dates for licenses, IDs, vehicle registrations and other documents have been extended until 30 days after the state order ends.
• The Chicago lakefront and adjoining parks, along with Chicago fieldhouses, playlots, school playgrounds, the Chicago Riverwalk and the 606 Trail until further notice.

Postponements

• The state income tax filing date has been extended to July 15.
• Student loan monthly payments have been suspended for six months.

National

Postponements

• National social distancing guidelines have been extended until April 30 by President Trump.

Editor’s note: This is an ongoing story. The Daily Illini will provide daily updates to its contents for the foreseeable future.