AG Miyares issues opinion: Colleges can't require COVID-19 vaccine for students | News

In his first-ever legal opinion as attorney general of Virginia, Jason Miyares (R) stated Virginia state universities can’t require a COVID-19 vaccine as a condition of students enrollment or in-person

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