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Students, faculty and alumni expressed different concerns and agreements on the decision to not mandate vaccines for the fall.
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Between June 14 and 19, the Northeast Health District will be offering free COVID-19 vaccines at various sites around Athens, according to The Georgia Department of Public Health website.
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As COVID-19 vaccines become more available throughout the Athens and University of Georgia communities, people are asking what activities they can resume.
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The University Health Center will broaden eligibility for vaccines to include dependents of UGA faculty, staff and students.
The University of Georgia reported 18 COVID-19 cases over the week of April 26-May 2, a slight increase from the 15 cases a week before.
From April 29-May 5, ACC reported 63 new confirmed cases, compared to 82 from April 22-28.
In this second story of The Red & Black staff’s experiences receiving a COVID-19 vaccine, our staff shares their vaccination stories from different locations, some as close as the UGA health center and some traveling even further.
As COVID-19 vaccine supply expands across Athens, the next step in achieving herd immunity is persuading those skeptical of vaccination to get their doses.
Last week, Athens-Clarke County saw about the same number of new confirmed COVID-19 cases compared to the week before.
The University of Georgia reported 15 COVID-19 cases over the week of April 19-25, a significant decrease from the 36 cases a week before.
