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Recent cuts to federal agencies and their workforces have slowed many key research-related processes for the University.

U.Va. loses over $60 million in federal research cuts

By Bertie Azqueta | 11 minutes ago

The impacted grants include three from the NIH, seven from the NEH, one from the United States Agency for International Development and four from the State Department.

The institute is located just under two miles from central Grounds and was created by President Lyndon B. Johnson as a training facility for federal workers.

Department of Education reverses course, awards Federal Executive Institute to U.Va.

By Ford McCracken | 2 days ago

The ED had previously awarded the institute to Charlottesville City Schools.

First-year College student Grant Supancich — who noted that he is not Catholic himself — also reflected on Pope Francis’ legacy, describing him as a principled leader who prioritized compassion for the poor and marginalized.

Students reflect on the life and legacy of Pope Francis

By Bertie Azqueta | 3 days ago

At the University, students shared a range of perspectives on his legacy of reform, inclusivity and his impact on the global Catholic community.

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