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(10/25/22 2:47am)
I remember waking up to an email from Housing and Residence Life in early July. I had been assigned to Courtenay House — colloquially known as one of the “motels” — for my first-year housing assignment. When I mentioned it to some of my upperclassmen friends, they laughed and told me it might be rough, but that I would survive. On move-in day, my family arrived to find it a little dusty — or so we thought. By late September, my roommate and I would come to learn that the “dust” — in our cabinets, closets, drawers and on our AC unit — was actually mold. We were not the only students on Grounds to make this unsettling discovery.
(10/07/22 2:31am)
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(10/15/22 8:12pm)
Originally due Oct. 12, Housing and Residence Life has extended the deadline to apply to be a resident advisor through Friday in hopes of encouraging even more candidates to contribute to on-Grounds housing communities.
(09/29/22 11:06pm)
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(09/07/22 4:00am)
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(09/08/22 3:13am)
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(05/01/22 7:53pm)
Resident advisors serve as the first line of support for students living in on-Grounds housing — RAs are expected to act as a peer advisor for their residents, while also serving as residents’ first point of contact in many emergency situations. The seriousness of the issues they face, coupled with the nature of living in the same place in which they work, means that some RAs feel overwhelmed and have sought additional institutional measures for support.
(02/15/22 10:30pm)
Third-year Batten student Holly Sims and third-year College student Karissa Ng have been selected as the new co-chairs of Housing and Residence Life student co-chairs for the 2022-23 academic year. During their tenure, Sims and Ng plan to centralize the importance of HRL staff acting as a “united front” amidst COVID-19 challenges and stress the importance of valuing each and every one of their staffers. The pair will replace Mj Smith and Jayla Hart, current co-chairs of HRL and fourth-year College students.
(01/17/22 10:44pm)
When do the issues that are solely considered mental health problems reveal larger, institutional problems at play? Some may argue that if everyone needs a therapist, larger social problems are accountable — not just mental health problems themselves.
(10/22/21 11:44pm)
Student Council passed its fall budget, a resolution supporting Divest U.Va. and a bill to create the University Networks of Care Ad-Hoc Committee during its general body meeting Tuesday night.
(09/23/21 4:00am)
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(09/22/21 11:45pm)
This year, students in the University Guide Service, Housing and Residence Life, Bringing Race into Dialogue with Group Engagement and History of Enslaved African American Laborers expect members of the Class of 2025 to attend a historical tour and debrief discussion centered around the history of enslaved laborers at the University.
(09/23/21 3:07pm)
Fourth-year College student Emma Camp posted a sign on her Lawn room door Friday — Constitution Day — in protest of the University’s newly implemented policy which restricts the size of signs allowed on Lawn room doors. The sign contained the full text of the First Amendment and takes up almost the entirety of the door — far larger than the size of the two message boards the current policy restricts signage to.
(06/26/21 3:53pm)
At a special session meeting Sunday night, Student Council passed SR 21-39 denouncing the University’s decision to rename and rededicate the Frank Hume Memorial, insteading of removing it in its entirety. The representative body also passed SR 21-40, a resolution calling on Housing and Residence Life to contract with the housing service Rent College Pads once its contract with Apartments.com expires at the end of this year.
(05/12/21 9:58pm)
Many gas stations across the southeast, including in the Charlottesville area, are out of gas following a shortage caused by a ransomware attack on a major pipeline and subsequent panic buying by drivers. The shortage comes as many students are trying to leave Grounds as exams draw to a close while the Classes of 2020 and 2021 prepare to gather in Charlottesville to celebrate Final Exercises.
(05/04/21 11:49pm)
The Committee on Free Expression and Inquiry held a listening session Monday from noon to 1:30 p.m for community members to voice their opinions on free expression at the University. More than 20 attendees — including students, professors, alumni and parents — spoke during the listening session, which was conducted via conference call. Committee members listened in on the call but did not respond to attendees questions or concerns, and the conversation was recorded so any Committee members not in attendance could listen at a later time.
(04/13/21 4:00am)
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(04/13/21 4:35am)
Last semester, a sign saying “F—k UVA”, among other things, appeared on the door of a Lawn room, igniting a wave of controversy. Now, the same Lawn resident has once again spurred debate on Grounds following her display of another sign which notably featured the Rotunda engulfed in flames and draped in a Klansmen’s hood followed by a Kwame Ture quote. While the University administration defended the student’s right to post such material in the fall, the spring semester has witnessed a disappointing departure from this earlier stance. Even before the student posted her most recent sign March 12, Housing and Residence Life unveiled a new set of regulations on Lawn room postings that will take effect the next academic year. This was followed by the University physically removing the questionable sign the same day it was posted under the pretense that it “directly promot[ed] physical violence.” Both these actions are insulting to the University community and reveal that the administration has all but a shallow commitment to upholding the First Amendment rights of students.
(03/19/21 4:00am)
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(05/17/21 5:56pm)
Connect2Grounds — a new program created by Housing and Residence Life for the 2021-2022 academic year — aims to create a community among second-year students who missed out on first-year experiences due to COVID-19. The initiative hopes to provide students with stronger connections to University faculty, staff and peers while also providing fun community events.
