Arizona is one of several states that recently opened vaccine eligibility to all adults. The University of Arizona, which serves as a state-run distribution center for the shots, is aiming to get its entire student body vaccinated by the end of the spring term, The Washington Post reported.
The flagship university expects to distribute 4,000 vaccines each day now that students are eligible, a spokesperson told the publication. Vaccinated students will no longer be subject to mandatory coronavirus testing, but they will have to continue to wear masks and follow other safety protocols on campus.
