Campus Vaccine Mandates Face Legal Challenges
Here’s an update on the status of some of the lawsuits challenging college COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Here’s an update on the status of some of the lawsuits challenging college COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Arizona’s Governor overturns ASU’s policy requiring unvaccinated students wear masks and undergo testing.
CSU’s requirement will only take effect if the FDA fully approves one or more of the vaccines that received emergency authorization, but UC will mandate vaccination without full FDA approval.
The judge found a claim made by the lead plaintiff that likened the vaccine to the Nazis’ forced medical experiments on World War II Holocaust victims to be “reprehensible.”
Of the more than 2,000 college students across the U.S. polled, 69% support colleges requiring students to be vaccinated if they want to attend in-person classes, while only 24% oppose it; the remaining 7% don’t know.
University of Arizona drives up vaccination efficiency by analyzing traffic data via ALPR.
New York students will not have distance learning options, but Los Angeles students will be able to attend remote classes if they wish.
With vaccines widely available, the president of teacher’s union says it’s time for students to get back to school.
Director of St. Jude Global Infectious Disease Dr. Caniza says “vaccinating children is a key component to reaching herd immunity.”
Reading Hospital captures the status of the COVID-19 vaccines it administers, expanding its use of the UHF RFID solution from Kit Check with which it already managed pharmaceuticals.
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