University of Minnesota Mandates COVID-19 Vaccinations
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The University of Minnesota will require all students to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
President Joan Gabel and medical school Dean Jakub Tolar issued a news release Monday hours after federal regulators fully approved the Pfizer version of the vaccine saying shots will be mandatory and students will receive an email in the next few days with instructions on how to confirm their vaccination status.
The mandate is effective at University of Minnesota campuses in the Twin Cities, Crookston, Duluth, Morris and Rochester.
Faculty and staff members will be required to inform the university of their vaccination status.
FILL IN THE BLANK: Rochester has way too many ________.
If someone asked you, "What does Rochester have too many of?", what would you say? I asked that question to people living in the Med City and got quite the list of answers. Some might make you laugh (cause they are true) and others may have you scratching your head a bit because this is the first time you've realized we have a few issues happening in our gorgeous city. Scroll through the list that were sent to me and see how many you agree with.
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