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Delaware News Journal
With the school year wrapping up, Delaware colleges and universities face a decision: Should students be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine if they wish to return to campus in the fall?
As of Wednesday, both the University of Delaware and Delaware State University announced that vaccines will be required of students who return to campus.
The two schools join the roughly 200 colleges and universities nationwide that have announced vaccination requirements as students look toward the upcoming school year, according to a database maintained by the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Both students and staff at DSU are required to get vaccinated, unless they are approved for medical or religious exemptions.
To this day, the library is still vacant.
Throughout 2019 and 2020, the state continued to give Wesley money in increments, primarily at the urging of Dover lawmakers like Lynn and Rep. Colin Bonini, R-Dover, a Wesley graduate. That is close to 50 acres in downtown Dover in a disadvantaged neighborhood, and is an anchor for the economy and the communities, Bonini said in a January 2020 interview. Wesley is a minority-serving institution. So we re talking about a lot of kids who would not otherwise have had an opportunity.
At one point in 2019, had the state not given Wesley $3 million, students would have lost access to federal financial aid, and salaries would have been at risk.
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