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The rush is now on to vaccinate Illinois college students before they leave campus for summer break But will the shots be required for them to come back?

The rush is now on to vaccinate Illinois college students before they leave campus for summer break. But will the shots be required for them to come back? Elyssa Cherney, Chicago Tribune © Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Western Illinois University in Macomb is among schools that have set up vaccination sites on campus, mostly for faculty and staff.\n Illinois college students are next in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccine after dozens of county health departments outside of Chicago and Cook County broadened eligibility Monday to all residents over 16. But some Illinois universities aren’t able to offer the shots on campus yet. It’s not clear if that will happen in the next few weeks, before students disperse for summer break and potentially seed new infections in their home communities. And the big question will local schools require the vaccine? remains unsettled.

The rush is now on to vaccinate Illinois college students before they leave campus for summer break But will the shots be required for them to come back?

The rush is now on to vaccinate Illinois college students before they leave campus for summer break But will the shots be required for them to come back?
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Coronavirus response | More than 300 at UI vaccinated so far

URBANA — Since the University of Illinois began using its saliva COVID-19 test in July, workers have been collecting test tubes full of spit at more than 15 locations across campus, transporting them to the Veterinary Diagnostic Lab where they processed more than a million results. Now those workers are among the first to get vaccinated by the UI. “Clinical test site workers are classified by IDPH as 1A.5 and are therefore a priority,” McKinley Health Center Director Robert Parker said. The test site workers have been offered the vaccine, though Parker wasn’t sure how many are receiving it. But “through yesterday, McKinley had provided 321 vaccines in total to all the 1A subgroups,” Parker said Wednesday.

More than 300 vaccinated so far at UI

URBANA — Since the University of Illinois began using its saliva COVID-19 test in July, workers have been collecting test tubes full of spit at more than 15 locations across campus, transporting them to the Veterinary Diagnostic Lab where they processed more than a million results. Now those workers are among the first to get vaccinated by the UI. “Clinical test site workers are classified by IDPH as 1A.5 and are therefore a priority,” McKinley Health Center Director Robert Parker said. The test site workers have been offered the vaccine, though Parker wasn’t sure how many are receiving it. But “through yesterday, McKinley had provided 321 vaccines in total to all the 1A subgroups,” Parker said Wednesday.

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