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Major Virginia universities scrap COVID-19 vaccine mandates

By Heather Hamilton
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Major Virginia universities scrap COVID-19 vaccine mandates

Major universities in Virginia have revoked their COVID-19 vaccination mandates after state Attorney General Jason Miyares announced last week that public institutions cannot require vaccination as a condition of enrollment or attendance.

As a result, George Mason University, Virginia Tech, and the University of Virginia, along with the University of Mary Washington, have revoked their vaccine and booster mandates.

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