It’s amazing that this is still going on in 2023.
The College Fix reports:
Nearly 100 colleges still mandate COVID vaccine, eliciting criticismNearly 100 universities across the United States continue to mandate COVID vaccinations despite persisting concerns about the side effects and overall effectiveness of the vaccines as well as the ethics of such mandates.Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Rutgers universities are among the 100 colleges that require COVID vaccine shots for their students to promote campus health, as reported by No College Mandates, a group critical of the requirements.“There are 97 colleges holding tight to student COVID vaccine mandates for fall (some mandates are for athletes and residential students only),” the group posted on X on Aug. 9.The organization maintains a database listing more than 1,200 colleges and universities and whether they continue to require the shot. A large chunk of the institutions still requiring the vaccine are located in California, according to the spreadsheet.Most campuses that still require the shot argue on their websites it’s to promote campus health.For example, Harvard requires all students on campus “to have primary vaccination for COVID-19,” its website states, adding it’s required to maintain “the high levels of vaccination needed to protect our community.”
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