IU to receive 6,000+ COVID-19 vaccines exclusively for students, faculty and staff
By David Wolfe Bender | Apr 2, 2021 3:34 pmThe allocation is part of a state initiative to get university students vaccinated.
The allocation is part of a state initiative to get university students vaccinated.
The city employees worked in public transit, parks and recreation and public works.
The development would include townhomes, apartments and commercial spaces.
AstraZeneca’s vaccine has not yet been approved for emergency use by the FDA.
The narrow 5-4 recommendation requires approval from the Bloomington City Council.
The Inspire campaign claimed Elevate did not submit the required 150 signatures.
The county’s social gathering and masking restrictions will continue.
Services were returned as of 10:27 a.m. according to UITS.
Multiple intersections on IU’s campus would be affected by the ordinance.
The site at Assembly Hall, scheduled to open March 29, will increase vaccination capacity.
Mayor John Hamilton gives his State of the City address Thursday over Zoom. In his sixth State of the City address, Mayor Hamilton emphasized how the city can move forward with the economic and social effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
City of Bloomington employees meet Jan. 22 on Zoom to discuss COVID-19 related problems. Kirk White, IU-Bloomington COVID Response Unit lead, said that out-of-state students or faculty who need a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccination will not be able to do so in Indiana.
Health experts from Monroe County and surrounding areas meet with Mayor John Hamilton to discuss vaccine distribution in Monroe County on Jan. 8 over Zoom.
A screenshot from the Nov. 15 IU Student Government meeting. After debate at the last meeting of the semester, IUSG Congress approved a constitutional measure to add a minimum of 31 seats in the body of Congress for different multicultural groups.
A screenshot from the IU Student Government congress meeting Dec. 6 over Zoom. The IUSG Congress has been meeting online all semester and will continue to do so for the time being.
Documents obtained by the Indiana Daily Student show on Sept. 10, Kyle Reynolds and Charlie Willis, two of ReviveIU’s leaders, submitted a complaint against ReImagineIU, their coalition’s main competitor. The 76-page complaint alleged multiple violations of the election code and asked IUSG’s election commission to disqualify nearly all of ReImagineIU’s candidates.
A screenshot shows Joshua Wong, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee, discuss his fight for freedom in Hong Kong on Nov. 1.
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