Local food trucks struggle with event cancellations, fewer clients during COVID-19 pandemic
14 hours agoBloomington food trucks have experienced financial uncertainty in the pandemic.
Bloomington food trucks have experienced financial uncertainty in the pandemic.
The bill could prevent businesses from being held responsible for COVID-19 exposure.
An IU official recommended out-of-state students stay home if they’ve received their first dose.
The order likely won’t affect new IU international students, but could affect returning students’ plans.
Dr. Aaron Carroll said he is optimistic about a safe return for students to campus.
A bell was rung 108 times for each Monroe County resident that died.
Some students said they were worried about spread through classes and social events.
The state’s age-based eligibility neglects some vulnerable populations.
McRobbie said IU will ensure all members of the community receive the vaccine.
Officials discussed vaccine distribution, clinics and rising COVID-19 cases Friday.
Jacobs students say they aren’t getting the performance experience they need.
Indiana predicted 455,000 residents will receive the vaccine by the end of January.
IU resumed weekly testing of a portion of students in Bloomington last week.
The strain was first seen in the United Kingdom in September.
Students cannot move into their on-campus housing before receiving a negative test result.
Indiana expands eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine for residents 80 and older.
A Bloomington study found monitoring wastewater detects viral prevalence one week before hospitalizations increase.
It’s unclear whether IU will mandate the vaccine like it did the flu vaccine this winter.
The Monroe County Board of Health is concerned by the limited supply of vaccines.
The university believes the benefits of the change will outweigh any risks.
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