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Lillian Rojas looks toward equal representation and increased safety as newly elected student member of the Board of Visitors

(03/16/23 5:25am)

After holding several positions in Student Council, third-year Batten student Lillian Rojas will now serve as the student member of the Board of Visitors during the upcoming 2023-2024 academic year. Rojas aims to be a voice for all students, especially regarding their views on safety on Grounds and the 2030 Strategic Plan. 

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2023/03/lillian-rojas-looks-toward-equal-representation-and-increased-safety-as-newly-elected-student-member-of-the-board-of-visitors

Candidates for Student Council President debate importance of safety, transparency and representation among student government

(03/02/23 4:27am)

Candidates for Student Council President — third-year College students Vidar Hageman, Tenzin Lodoe and Tichara Robertson — discussed safety, increased transparency,  underrepresentation and the Board of Visitors in a debate Monday at 6 p.m. The debate —hosted by The Cavalier Daily and UBE — provided students a chance to hear from the candidates ahead of the start of voting on Tuesday. 

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2023/03/candidates-for-student-council-president-debate-importance-of-safety-transparency-and-representation-among-student-government

DivestUVA and community environmental activist panel discusses public transportation and coal consumption at U.Va.

(02/16/23 3:56am)

DivestUVA hosted a political education event Monday evening with students and local environmental activists to discuss ways to make the University more environmentally friendly by improving public transportation and committing to divestment in fossil fuels.

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2023/02/divestuva-and-community-environmental-activist-panel-discusses-public-transportation-and-coal-consumption-at-u-va

Charlottesville property values pose continued threat to affordable student housing

(02/21/23 3:50am)

After their first year on Grounds, many students opt to leave the bubble of University dorms and venture out into the housing market — on top of stresses in signing leases or finding roommates, students are increasingly struggling to find quality affordable housing options in Charlottesville as property values and student demand continue to rise.

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2023/02/charlottesville-property-values-pose-continued-threat-to-affordable-student-housing

Nicole Eramo, assistant vice president for student affairs, leaves after 25 years at the University

(02/07/23 4:33am)

After 25 years at the University, Nicole Eramo, chief of staff and assistant vice president for student affairs, has left the University to take on the role of Chief of Staff to President Nicole Hurd at Lafayette College. During her long career in the Division of Student Affairs, Eramo aimed to foster a meaningful student experience both in and out of the classroom. 

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2023/02/nicole-eramo-assistant-vice-president-for-student-affairs-leaves-after-25-years-at-the-university

First-year students report difficulties adjusting to college workload

(04/28/22 7:57pm)

The Class of 2025 is nearing the end of their first year of college — as the year wraps up, students spoke about the struggles of adjusting to college workloads amidst changing public health guidelines. First-year students were the second class to begin their time at the University during the COVID-19 pandemic, most having finished their last year and a half of high school in a masked and hybrid learning environment. 

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2022/04/first-year-students-report-difficulties-adjusting-to-college-workload

Woodson Institute welcomes seven new residential fellows into class of 2024 cohort

(04/01/22 6:25pm)

Each year since 1981, the Carter G. Woodson Institute for African American and African Studies has welcomed a collection of pre-doctoral and postdoctoral fellows into the institute’s Residential Fellows program. This fall, seven scholars will set roots in Charlottesville to begin the two-year program.

https://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2022/04/woodson-institute-welcomes-seven-new-residential-fellows-into-class-of-2024-cohort