Getting a shot at the Schott just got easier by a lot. Ohio State is providing students with shuttle service for vaccination appointments at the Schottenstein Center.
Gov. Mike DeWine visited students receiving the COVID-19 vaccine at Ohio State Monday as the state shifts its vaccination priority to younger people.
Dr. Andrew Thomas, chief medical officer at the medical center, said more vaccines have been given at the Schottenstein Center in the last week than any other time during the pandemic.
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