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(04/18/13 11:41pm)
As the Board of Visitors met in the Rotunda Thursday, Living Wage Campaign protesters outside loudly voiced their opinions, crying out against the University’s “silence” about workers’ rights and compensation.
(04/10/13 3:09am)
In an effort to raise awareness about University policies for taking sexual offense charges to trial, the Sexual Misconduct Board presented a mock trial Tuesday. The trial was part of a weeklong sexual assault advocacy program, Take Back the Night, which began Monday.
(04/09/13 1:40am)
To raise awareness about world hunger, the advocacy group ONE@UVA hosted a “Hunger Banquet” Thursday. Participants were divided into groups and served dinner in portions typical of either first-, second- or third-world nations.
(03/22/13 1:58am)
The University Medical Center failed to follow some of its own policies on documenting the restraint of patients, according to a January report from the Virginia Department of Health. Actions that constitute restraining patients can range from attaching patients to a bed to placing mittens on their hands.
(03/08/13 12:04am)
The University and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation has selected the winners of the 2013 Thomas Jefferson Foundation medals — landscape architect Laurie Olin, FBI Director Robert Mueller, and Teach for America founder Wendy Kopp.
(03/01/13 5:08am)
Vanderbilt History Prof. Sarah Igo held a conference at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture yesterday to discuss the history of privacy in modern America. The public lecture drew about 40 faculty members and students mostly from the sociology and history departments.
(02/20/13 4:50am)
The Law School’s Student Bar Association passed a resolution Monday evening criticizing the Honor Committee’s choice to present its two-part Restore the Ideal act as a single referendum. The Law School governing body described the Committee’s decision as “regrettable.”
(02/13/13 5:25am)
The Virginia Senate passed House Bill 1617 Monday, allowing student organizations at Virginia colleges to restrict membership to students perceived as “committed to [the organization’s] mission”. The legislation also bars schools from discriminating against groups which enact such policies.