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We are nearly 400 days into the COVID-19 pandemic, and the situation is starting to look up in the United States. Vaccine supplies are increasing, school campuses are reopening and life is slowly returning back to normal.
However, the virus still exists, and as universities across the U.S. contemplate procedures for the fall 2021 semester, the question of how to safely restore college campuses to pre-pandemic ânormalcyâ is controversial.
Many colleges remain divided over the issue of a vaccine requirement. Yet there are undeniable benefits that can arise from a vaccinated student population and campus community. As a large state school, the University of Georgia should consider implementing a vaccine requirement starting next fall.
Case closed: Legal battle over after Dickinson woman drops claims of excessive force, pleads guilty
Chelsey Borden, an African-American DSU student who alleged police misconduct and excessive force in an arrest in 2019, changed her plea days before court was scheduled to begin. The case sparked controversy during the summer of protests. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Chelsey Borden, an African-American DSU student who alleged police misconduct and excessive force in an arrest in 2019, changed her plea days before court was scheduled to begin. On Monday, March 22, Borden entered new pleas of guilty on misdemeanor charges including disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. The case sparked controversy during the summer of protests. (Dickinson Press File Photo)