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Students interested in studying abroad were able to talk with program coordinators at Wednesday's fair.
This year's fair featured 39 University programs for studying abroad.
West plans to meet with the University's Title IX coordinator to discuss whether lying to a Title IX coordinator would constitute and Honor offense.
Junior linebacker Micah Kiser and the Cavaliers look to open the Mendenhall era with a strong showing Saturday against Richmond
Sabre points will now determine the entry groups for men’s basketball games, while previously entry groups were assigned at random.
The Virginia Alumni Mentoring Program, which had pilot years in 2014 and 2015, is open for registration in its first official fall launch.
Junior Tara Vittese is the reigning NCAA Player of the Year, but the Cavaliers disappointed yet again in the postseason last fall.
The assault is reported to have occurred near the intersection of Emmet Street and Thomson Road.
The Jefferson Trust, founded by the Alumni Association, funds various projects on Grounds.
The building is located at 1515 University Avenue and was once home to the Student Bookstore.
The Wertland Block Party is not sanctioned by the University.
SYC vice president Galen Green has previously served as co-chair of the First Year Council and SYC outreach committees.
The University received a record number of applications for the Class of 2020.
“Suite style has some of the most community-oriented living that we have on Grounds and we want to make sure that the environment is the best that it can be and that people enjoy the suite style experience during their first year,” Jackson Nell said.
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