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(08/24/22 2:31am)
The Board of Visitors met Sunday and Monday at Boar’s Head Resort for its annual retreat, which included presentations on the new college curriculum, Virginia Athletics, finances and opportunity for the four new members — appointed by Governor Glenn Youngkin in June — to get to know fellow members better.
(08/22/22 1:41am)
The University Police Department responded to a report of vandalism Friday morning on Dawson’s Row, per a community alert sent by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety. Dawson’s Row has been home to the Office of African American Affairs since it was built in 1976.
(08/23/22 3:11am)
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(08/17/22 12:58pm)
The Charlottesville Police Department responded to a shots fired incident Tuesday at 11:45 p.m. in the 800 block of Hardy Drive, per a community alert sent by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety.
(08/11/22 11:06am)
The oldest group of undergraduate students at the University today started in 2019, two years after hundreds of white supremacists descended on Charlottesville in summer 2017. Professors now tell those stories to students who were not present, weaving the events into their curricula by sharing their individual experiences, inviting community members to speak and situating the events within a greater national history.
(07/26/22 9:51pm)
Student Council’s Executive Board released a statement denouncing Governor Glenn Youngkin’s recent appointment of College and Darden Alumnus Bert Ellis to the University Board of Visitors. Executive Board members called on Ellis to resign, characterizing the appointment as “reckless, ill-intentioned, and threatening to the safety of marginalized students at this University.”
(07/17/22 6:52pm)
The Charlottesville Police Department responded to a burglary Saturday at 4:59 a.m. in the 400 block of 13th street and a Peeping Tom incident Saturday at 5:06 a.m. in the 700 block of Madison Avenue, per two community alerts sent by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety.
(07/01/22 2:39pm)
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the appointment of four new members to the Board of Visitors Thursday — College and Darden alumnus Bert Ellis, previous Board member Stephen Long, Abingdon Town Council member and Education alumna Amanda Pillion and College and Law alumnus Doug Wetmore. The four new members will take their seats for the first time during the Board’s retreat in August.
(06/29/22 8:05pm)
The Charlottesville Police Department responded to a burglary Wednesday at 3:53 a.m. in the 1400 block of Virginia Avenue, according to a community alert sent by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety.
(06/22/22 4:49pm)
Rising fourth-year Engineering student Matt Masenov passed away May 22, per a community-wide update from Robin Hadley, vice president and chief student affairs officer.
(06/19/22 8:29pm)
Before Provost Ian Baucom joined the University in 2014 as the Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences, he lived on a different continent, earned an undergraduate degree from Wake Forest University, two master’s degrees from Yale and taught at Duke University. As the University’s newest provost, Baucom now serves as the chief academic officer — so, what brought him to Virginia?
(04/27/22 3:25pm)
The Honor Committee members used its third meeting of the semester to discuss the possibility of instituting a multi-sanction system and potential ways to increase community support for Honor processes. While only 12 out of 20 members were in attendance — one short of quorum after meeting quorum in the first two meetings of the term — those in attendance expressed unanimous verbal support for a multi-sanction system.
(04/19/22 11:18pm)
The Honor Committee passed a set of by-laws allowing members to attend meetings and vote virtually during the second meeting of its new term Sunday. The by-law will require there to be an in-person quorum of 18 members before virtual attendance is allowed for any remaining members, and members who wish to attend virtually must have their reasoning approved by the chair. As long as these conditions are met, all members will be able to vote whether in-person or virtually.
(04/13/22 5:17pm)
The Honor Committee passed two sets of by-laws during its first meeting of the new term after new Committee members were elected this spring. With 18 of 20 members in attendance, quorum — two-thirds of the total 27 members — was met for the first time since the Nov. 3 meeting.
(05/12/22 9:41pm)
Third-year College student Gabrielle Bray succeeded Andy Chambers, outgoing chair and fourth-year College student, after internal Honor elections concluded during the Committee’s retreat in April. In an interview with The Cavalier Daily, Bray expressed hope that she would be able to work towards a multi-sanction system, restore trust in the Committee and establish more partnerships across Grounds.
(06/10/22 1:08pm)
For the first time in two years, the University's Summer Language Institute will be held fully in-person. It will run June 21 through Aug. 12 and offers intensive eight-week courses in seven languages — Spanish, Latin, German, French, Russian, Arabic and Chinese.
(04/15/22 10:28pm)
During student body elections this May, students voted to change one of the University’s oldest institutions — the Honor system — by passing a referendum that reduces the guilty sanction for an Honor offense from expulsion to a two-semester leave of absence. Throughout contentious debate surrounding this momentous term, fourth-year College student Andy Chamber has headed the Honor Committee as its chair. In an exit interview with The Cavalier Daily, Chambers expressed concern that Honor will be able to maintain its prestigious legacy in the wake of the changes.
(04/18/22 7:42pm)
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(03/18/22 6:49pm)
Graduate student Reps. Shalmi Barman and TCA Achintya announced their resignation from the Honor Committee in a committee-wide email Thursday, citing frustration at the way the Committee and its leadership have functioned over the course of the previous year and how University-wide elections were conducted this spring.
(03/18/22 7:01pm)
The Vox Alumni Initiative hosted a virtual discussion exploring the repercussions of the recently-passed Honor referendum, faculty buy-in to the Honor system and the meaning of the community of trust Wednesday afternoon.
