Indiana University giving students option on COVID-19 vaccine proof

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10 thoughts on “Indiana University giving students option on COVID-19 vaccine proof

    1. You’re right it is ridiculous how quickly IU backed down… they should have held their ground and still made it mandatory with reasonable exceptions. Instead the fall term won’t necessarily be drastically different than the spring term because of the bozos that are afraid of getting the vaccine!

    2. those bozos have every right to decline as it is their civil right to do so. IU backed down because they didn’t want sued for such violations of such.

    3. IU has every reason to make their campus and work place safe. Just like the person that has active TB

    4. IU has every reason to make their campus and work place safe. Just like the person that thinks it is his patriotic American duty to go out in public with active TB, IU should be able to protect themselves from such idiocy.

      I actually think they should be able to charge double the tuition to people that refuse to get vaccinated without a valid scientific medical reason for doing so. Make the person creating the risk, bear some responsibility for their reckless behavior.

    5. IU should just copy what Purdue is doing. You don’t have to get vaccinated at Purdue, but getting vaccinated exempts you from several of their COVID protocols.

    6. Jeffery R – It’s also IU’s right to not allow them to attend if they don’t meet the school’s requirements.

  1. As an alumni, I’m disappointed that IU bowed down to the Indiana GOP regime. If you don’t require proof of vaccination, you may as well get rid of the requirement all together. This is pathetic.

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