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Fourth-year College student Laura Howard officially stepped down from her position as Honor Committee chair Monday and was succeeded by Thomas Ackleson, recently elected Committee chair and third-year Engineering student. Howard’s term was defined by a commitment to reforming key procedures, expanding student and faculty engagement and strengthening trust in the honor system.
By the time the Virginia General Assembly adjourned Feb. 22, over 900 bills had been approved and sent to Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s desk to be signed. With a March 24 deadline, the Governor had approximately one month to take action on each of these bills. Ultimately, Youngkin signed 599 bills, amended 159 and vetoed the remaining 157. Of these bills, several — both approved and vetoed — may impact college students throughout the state, including at the University. Enacted legislation will go into effect July 1.
Editor’s note: This is a humor column.
Over the course of two years, a debate quietly unfolded over a development proposal on Stadium Road, just steps from central Grounds. In February, this controversy became public for the first time with the rapid demolition and clearing of a massive parcel of land that will ultimately house the VERVE student apartment complex. The demolished property, a small 62-unit complex, will be replaced by the new tallest building in the city. With 12 stories and 463 units, the development will permanently tarnish the landscape of the University and the greater Charlottesville area. For years to come, VERVE should serve as a striking warning against compromising on zoning procedures in pursuit of a quick fix to one of Charlottesville’s most complicated problems — housing.
Just a few days after holding No. 4 Florida State to two hits, the elite pitching duo of juniors Eden Bigham and Courtney Layne gave a less spectacular but still solid effort for No. 25 Virginia softball. They only gave up six hits to Liberty batters, who, entering the game, had the 18th most hits in the entire country. The problem was two of those hits were doubles and one of them was a homer.
After a series loss to NC State, Virginia baseball returned to the commonwealth with a chance to get back in the win column at VCU. With an impressive early offensive performance, the Cavaliers (18-13, 7-8 ACC) did just that — slugging past the Rams (10-22, 4-8 Atlantic 10) 13-0.
Although The Calusa Cup only featured nine teams, it was still a lineup of many big-time programs. No. 6 Louisiana State, No. 13 UCLA and No. 10 Florida represented some of the best squads in the entire country. Also competing were conference rivals Louisville and Wake Forest, as well as Purdue — winners of the Puerto Rico Classic in February — who are solid as well.
The Muslim Students Association at the University strives to create an inclusive and supportive environment for Muslim students, with a special focus on the holy month of Ramadan. Vice President of MSA Amirah Radwan shares insights into the events and initiatives organized by the organization, as well as her vision and goals for MSA's future.
I’ve never appreciated the life that warm weather breathes back into the University more than recently. Much like the crowds of people laying out near the Rotunda, these warm temperatures have also inspired me to study outside. However, not every outdoor study space is created equally, and certain qualities are necessary in order to qualify it as an elite spot. With any luck, abiding by the criteria listed below will help you find “the one” just in time for your finals cram session.
This spring, the drama department presented “As You Like It,” a musical adaptation of the Shakespeare classic play. The show was directed by Class of 2020 Alumna Jessica Harris and ran March 27 through Sunday at the Culbreth Theatre. As a community-engaged musical, the show consisted of a diverse cast of 40, ranging from University students to community members of all ages.
At the final meeting of the current Committee’s term, Honor representatives approved a bylaw change concerning Title IX cases. Following this vote, present members of the Executive Committee each reflected on their time as a representative.
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The University Judiciary Committee formally transitioned to its new leadership and recognized graduating members Sunday, with fourth-year College student Harper Jones officially handing her role as chair down to third-year College student Allison McVey.
Allison McVey, chair of the University Judiciary Committee and third-year College student, began her term April 1 with priorities to expand outreach, minimize case processing time and lay the foundation for an alternative mediation process. McVey also hopes to continue building out an endowment and an alumni network, increase student agency within the trial process and hold proactive conversations with the inter-fraternity and inter-sorority councils. She will serve as chair until April 1, 2026.
From nonprofit innovation to personal growth and civic responsibility, this year’s TEDxUVA event brought together a diverse lineup of speakers to explore what it means to pursue the concept of “True North” in today’s world. Held in the Rotunda Dome Room, the two-hour, nearly sold-out event offered students, professors and community members a series of personal stories and big ideas grounded in purpose, growth and human connection.
This past Friday and Saturday, the University celebrated the official grand opening of the Contemplative Commons, which houses the Contemplative Sciences Center. Through both structural design and event programming, this interdisciplinary building fuses art, nature and technology together with the aim of promoting contemplation and reflection on the human experience.
Indie-folk favorite John Vincent III brought his signature gentle, Americana-infused sound to the Jefferson Theater Saturday, taking the audience on a musical roadtrip across the country, from Houston to Nashville to Los Angeles.
Nota de la editora: Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Brendon Bordwine el 27 de marzo de 2025. Trabajamos para preservar el significado original en la traducción, pero no podemos garantizarlo.