Lawsuit filed by students against Indiana University | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Lawsuit filed by students against Indiana University | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Last Monday, several Indiana University students filed a federal lawsuit against IU challenging its draconian COVID Vaccine Mandate. The lawsuit alleges that IU has violated both the students’ constitutional rights as well as Indiana’s Vaccine Passport Law. IU’s Mandate requires every student to take the COVID vaccine. If a student refuses to do so, the […]

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