The University of California will require all students and staff to be vaccinated against Covid-19 to return to campus for the fall term, it announced today. The policy requires vaccinations “…
The policy requires vaccinations “for all individuals learning, working and living at U.C. locations this fall, and participating in person in U.C. programs that may occur off-site, such as U.C. athletics programs or study abroad, with limited exceptions, accommodations and deferrals.”
According to the university, the new policy “incorporates input from U.C. infectious disease experts who reviewed the evidence from medical studies, which have found the vaccines to be safe and effective for preventing infection, hospitalizations and deaths, and for reducing the spread of this deadly disease.”“The U.C.
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