The power of perception: Research looks at how college students view vaccine mandates

Published Date: 25 Dec 2024

Following the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020, scientists made history by working swiftly to develop a vaccine and distribute it to the masses. To keep their campuses safe and stop the spread of the virus, many colleges and ...

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