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The University hosted a booster clinic for students on Jan. 25 and will hold another on Feb. 2, with plans to continue providing clinics until demand for the vaccine diminishes.
Several international students were unable to go home during winter break as a result of expensive plane tickets and travel restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deputy Director of Athletics for Administration Jake Silverman said that last fall, “space and staffing constraints” led to difficulties running the league smoothly.
Pietro Pignatti Morano Campori ’26 told The Herald his Meiklejohn peer advisor suggested he shop as many classes as he could — advice he found useful.
With the $4 million reimbursement included, the University has received a total of approximately $34 million to cover COVID-19 related costs through January 2022.
The policy brought mixed opinions, with both workers and students expressing confusion and concern.
The University has reinstated its indoor masing mandate for all individuals, regardless of vaccination status, unless in a private, non-shared space such as a dorm or when actively eating and drinking. ...
The committee was organized into five subcommittees: personnel, strategic sourcing and procurement, non-personnel, new revenue streams and growing the undergraduate student body.
The University’s $6.9 billion endowment contributed $194 million to the University’s operating budget, which accounted for 15% of the operating budget for fiscal year 2021.
V-Dub workers describe severe sanitation issues, broken equipment and poor communication with BDS amid a staffing shortage in dining halls across campus.
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