The Supreme Court allowed Indiana University to require students to be vaccinated against COVID-19. A group of students asked the court to block the requirement, a request that lower courts denied. The case is the first legal battle over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate to reach the Supreme Court. LoadingSomething is loading. The Supreme Court on…
The Supreme Court on Thursday denied a request by a group of students to block Indiana University’s vaccine requirement for students.
The decision allows the university to enforce its mandate that students be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to return to campus and attend in-person classes in the fall.
A group of eight students had filed a request for emergency relief, arguing that they should have the right to make their own medical choices and that they believed the risks of getting vaccinated as young adults “outweigh the risks to that population from the disease itself.”
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