CONFIRMED: @NotreDame will begin construction of a new @ChickfilA in the larger of its two student centers this August. The restaurant will be slated to open for catering during the Spring Semester 2022.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨
@NotreDame’s graduating students will now be allowed to bring up to FOUR guests to an outdoor commencement ceremony. This is an increase from the previous restriction of two guests per student.
70% of students have been or plan to be vaccinated. If we can reach 90% by April 15, we can relax some of our health protocols.
Help us get there:
Upload your information if you received a dose off campus: https://t.co/pQAmgrwih0
Schedule an appointment: https://t.co/SYD5aCkJZb
🚨 BIG VACCINE NEWS 🚨
@NotreDame will require all students — undergraduate, graduate, and professional — to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in order to enroll for the 2021-2022 academic year.
#BREAKING
If 90% of the population becomes fully vaccinated/receives a second dose:
Fully vaccinated people will be exempt from weekly COVID-19 testing and exit testing. Seniors may also have more outdoor activities during the week leading up to their graduation.
#Breaking: @NotreDame President Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. has provided specifics regarding vaccine-related reopenings in an email to students. Restrictions will be partly relaxed if 90% of students are vaccinated. Jenkins strongly encourages every student to get the vaccine.
Assuming 90% of students receive the first dose:
One week after the first wave of vaccines is distributed, students would no longer be required to wear masks during outdoor gatherings of >25 and could enter all dorm common spaces. Certain recreational sports would be permitted.
4. The campus compact—@NotreDame’s COVID-19-specific behavioral code, will remain fully in place. ND will continue to require students to report for regular testing, wear masks, socially distance, and follow other health and safety protocols.
#BREAKING News from @NotreDame:
💉 WE HAVE VACCINATION UPDATES 💉
1. Beginning April 8 and lasting until April 15, Notre Dame students will be able to receive their first doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine at the on-campus vaccination center.
3. Notre Dame is asking students to cancel their appointments with off-campus providers in order to free up vaccination capacity. The University says this will assist members of the Michiana community who have yet to receive a vaccine.