COVID-19 vaccines – The Daily Free Press

‘Whose vaccine? Our vaccine!’ Protest outside Moderna calls for global vaccine equity

Cassandra Dumay • May 3, 2022

Protest outside Moderna calls for global vaccine equity in an April 28 rally.

Boston introduces policy requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter certain indoor spaces

Taylor Brokesh • January 21, 2022

As of Jan.15, Mayor Michelle Wu's B Together policy — a mandate requiring proof of one COVID-19 vaccine dose to enter certain indoor spaces in Boston — came into effect.

COVID-19 cases fluctuate as college students return to campus

Daily Free Press Staff • September 23, 2021

COVID-19 cases fluctuate as college students across Boston return to campus this fall.

President Brown discusses return to in-person learning this Fall and more with The Daily Free Press

Nick Kolev • May 5, 2021

Brown discussed planning for next year, vaccine requirements and renovations among other topics.

StuGov confirms positions for next school year, introduces vaccine resource guide in last meeting of the semester

Anna Vidergar • April 27, 2021

Positions across StuGov were confirmed for the next school year along with other resolutions.

Plans for Marine Semester field research in Belize remain uncertain

Emily Stevenson • April 27, 2021

The Marine Semester did not offer a Belize component last year, but may do so this Fall.

International students face unique challenges with mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for the Fall

Madhri Yehiya • April 16, 2021

Students cited concerns around travel restrictions and receiving vaccines not approved by BU.

With in-person tours still canceled, prospective students visit BU’s campus on their own

Emily Stevenson • April 15, 2021

Families and students have taken it upon themselves to see BU's campus during the pandemic.

Students offered reduced-density housing for the Fall, University still evaluating policy

Tanisha Bhat • April 14, 2021

While the policy may change, continuing students are only able to reserve singles and doubles.

EDITORIAL: Vaccine passports are reasonable and necessary, but come with risks of disparity

Editors • April 6, 2021

Vaccine passports can be inequitable, but are ultimately inevitable for safe travels and normalcy.

BU community reflects on vaccination experiences thus far

Jesús Marrero Suárez • March 31, 2021

Students, faculty and staff share how they got their vaccines as the state's rollout continues.

BU proceeds with Phase Two vaccinations, faces limited supply

Rin Velasco • February 25, 2021

Boston University is currently moving forward with COVID-19 vaccinations of students with two or more medical conditions, but the process is experiencing setbacks from a limited supply, said a BU Medical Advisory Group member.

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