Two Law School graduates to clerk for Supreme Court
Two recent Law School graduates will clerk for the 2016-17 term of the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Two recent Law School graduates will clerk for the 2016-17 term of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Planning is underway for the acquired Lloyd Building on the Corner, according to a Campus Climate and Culture report released by University President Teresa Sullivan earlier this month.
The National Organization for Women issued an open letter to University President Teresa Sullivan Jan. 6 asking that she help to stop the “re-victimization” of “Jackie.”
The College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences hosted a Diversity Forum Tuesday intended to emphasize feedback and recommendations from the student body regarding diversity and inclusion within the College.
Following terrorist attacks in Paris, the University has been in contact with students and faculty abroad in France.
The owner of a 58-acre farm and a five bedroom mansion will be giving her property to the winner of an essay contest she designed.
As part of Disability Acceptance Week, members of the University community discussed the level of accessibility of Grounds to those with physical disabilities.
Nearly 3,000 University alumni are employed as faculty or administrators, or are working in the Health System, according to a directory compiled by the Alumni Association.
The City of Charlottesville recently signed a memorandum to officially involve the city’s Department of Parks and Recreation in the design and construction of the McIntire Botanical Garden.
Thousands of people gathered on the lawn of Catholic University in Washington, D.C. Wednesday to witness Pope Francis canonize a Spanish missionary, the first canonization in the United States.
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In response to new federal regulations, the University announced this week the appointment of Kelley Hodge as the new University Title IX coordinator and executive assistant to the president.
The Office for Sustainability is partnering with Dominion Power to install solar panels on the roof of Ruffner Hall and the University Bookstore within the next few months.
Andrew Baxter will serve as the next fire chief of the City of Charlottesville starting Tuesday. Baxter is the current assistant chief of professional services for the Henrico County Division of Fire in the greater Richmond area. He is an alumnus of the University with a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
Mark Stoler, a distinguished author and professor emeritus of history at the University of Vermont, gave a lecture entitled Commander in Chief: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Leadership in World War II Tuesday at the Miller Center. The lecture was part of the 2015 Historical Presidency Series, which explores the past presidential leadership in order to gain perspective on the way the position has evolved over time.
Climate Action Society members assembled and unveiled a 55-foot long pipeline on the South end of the Lawn Monday in an effort to protest the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. The pipeline — proposed by Dominion Power — would transport natural gas from West Virginia to the edge of North Carolina.
The Institute of the Humanities and Global Cultures hosted a discussion with queer and disabled activist and writer Lydia Brown Tuesday at OpenGrounds as part of Humanities Week 2015. Brown, a senior at Georgetown University, is a policy analyst for the Autistic Self Advocacy Network as well as president and co-founder of the Washington Metro Disabled Students Collective.
The Board of Visitors heard an oral report last week from O’Melveny and Myers, LLP on the status of their independent review of the University’s response to the 2012 sexual assault detailed in Rolling Stone. The firm is scheduled to release a final written report in early April.
Student groups and members of the University community held multiple protests to express discontent with tuition hikes as the Board of Visitors met on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The University College Republicans hosted guest speaker Frank Atkinson Tuesday. Atkinson is a member of the Board of Visitors and chairman of McGuireWoods Consulting LLC.