SU ends COVID-19 vaccination requirement effective Monday
Francis Tang | Senior Staff Writer
SU ended its COVID-19 vaccination requirement Monday, but continues to "strongly encourage" students, faculty and staff to get vaccinated. The university will provide free vaccination clinics on campus throughout the late summer and spring, according to the email announcement.
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Syracuse University will no longer require students, faculty and staff to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, Vice Chancellor Michael Haynie wrote in a campus-wide email Monday.
Incoming students, faculty and staff will not be required to show proof of vaccination prior to coming to campus. SU made the change after the federal government’s COVID-19 public health emergency expired Thursday.
“Although the University will no longer require a COVID-19 vaccination, we strongly encourage all students, faculty and staff to get vaccinated to protect themselves and others from illness,” Haynie wrote.
The university is offering free vaccination clinics during the late summer and early fall for the campus community, he wrote. Throughout the fall semester, SU will also continue to provide free at-home testing kits and Coronavirus coverage through its health insurance for faculty and staff.
Published on May 15, 2023 at 1:31 pm
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