The Audit, Compliance and Risk Committee inspects University accounts as well as evaluating operational, financial, strategic and reputational risks for the academic divisions and medical center.

Academic and Student Life Committee discusses research, free expression and the University Guide Service

By Emily Horn | September 19, 2022

Christa Acampora, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, described the necessity of the liberal arts curriculum in confronting issues ranging from the decline of democracy to climate change to public health concerns.

Board assesses implementation of changes made to safety and security following Aug. 11 and 12

By Elizabeth Rambo and Ashley Mosby | September 18, 2022

The gathering of all 17 voting members and two non-voting members in the Rotunda’s Board Room was the last meeting open to the public during the two-day session for the body.

Board of Visitors discuss Honor project and Jeffersonian legacy, hears from student member Lily Roberts

By Rahul Sharma | September 18, 2022

Among the agenda items for this meeting was reviewing and approving the schematic design for the Physics Building Classroom Renovation, a  $7 million project aimed at promoting active learning and adding windows to the building’s west end to provide natural lighting.

Buildings and Grounds Committee votes to demolish University Garden Apartments, discusses sustainability report

By Julianne Saunders | September 18, 2022

As of Aug. 19, the University has raised roughly $4 billion, which accounts for 86 percent of the campaign goal.

Board of Visitors’ Advancement Committee discusses fundraising progress report

By Caroline Hagood | September 18, 2022

The fifth and final amendment was the most contested.

Faculty Senate debates selection process for faculty representative to the Board

By Avery Donmoyer | September 15, 2022

WYLES: The student member of the Board of Visitors should be elected by students

By Bryce Wyles | September 15, 2022

In short, the University has distinctly failed where its counterparts in Virginia higher education have succeeded to more democratically elect the student members of their Boards.

During the meeting of the full board, which will conclude the weekend, members will participate in a discussion with University leadership about the Living Honor Project and recent staffing challenges.

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Board of Visitors to discuss tuition, free speech and priorities

By Julianne Saunders | September 14, 2022

The Board meetings will primarily take place at the Rotunda but the Health System Board meeting will be located at the Boar’s Head Resort and all meetings will be live-streamed.

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Board Finance Subcommittee on Tuition votes to issue tuition rebate

By Lexi Baker | September 14, 2022

The College at Wise will hold in-state undergraduate student tuition flat with one time rebate of $182. The budget impact is $160,000 and will be funded with additional commonwealth funds.

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Board of Visitors meets for annual retreat, emphasizes working together despite political differences

By Lexi Baker | August 23, 2022

University President Jim Ryan said the University has remarkable standing among other universities, as seen through financial reports, rankings and financial aid opportunities.

Editor-in-chief Eva Surovell sat down with President Jim Ryan in July.

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Full transcript of interview with Jim Ryan on five-year anniversary of Aug. 11 and 12, 2017

By Eva Surovell | August 11, 2022

“Really strong communities become stronger in the face of adversity,” Ryan said. “Sometimes you appreciate what you have the most when it’s under threat.”

The Subcommittee met at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday morning.

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BOV Finance Subcommittee on Tuition reviews tuition decision-making, discusses post-pandemic challenges

By Eva Surovell | August 9, 2022

Since February, Governor Glenn Youngkin has been pressuring public universities across the state to freeze tuition for the upcoming academic year.

Acampora will officially begin the position Sept. 1.

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Christa Acampora to serve as Dean of College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

By Emma Gallagher | August 4, 2022

Acampora is an acclaimed philosopher and specializes in modern European philosophy, moral psychology and aesthetics.

The new members replace previous Board members Dr. L.D. Britt, Frank Conner, Barbara Fried and C. Evans Poston.

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Governor Youngkin appoints four new members to the Board of Visitors

By Ava MacBlane and Lexi Baker | July 1, 2022

Composed of 17 voting members appointed by the governor, the Board meets four times per year and is responsible for the long-term planning of the University.

Provost Ian Baucom was raised in South Africa and gained degrees from Wake Forest University and Yale before coming to Virginia.

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Provost Baucom names advising, research, faculty diversity and graduate support as priorities

By Ava MacBlane and Lexi Baker | June 19, 2022

As Dean and as he has transitioned into the role of Provost, Baucom has maintained that it is crucial for him to listen to faculty, stakeholders and students in order to best understand how to improve the University.

The 2022-23 proposed operating budget for the three divisions — the Academic Division, Medical Center and the College at Wise — is $4.78 billion.

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BOV Finance Committee approves budgets, Major Capital Projects

By Margaret Glass | June 10, 2022

The group approved a $100 million investment in the Strategic Investment Fund

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Advancement Committee receives $10 million gift, surpasses fundraising goals

By Tanner Kissler | June 9, 2022

The Board of Visitors Advancement Committee met this morning to recount the better than expected success of past fundraising efforts.

The Audit, Compliance and Risk committee of the BOV is responsible for inspecting the University’s accounts and processes and assessing potential risks for the academic and medical center divisions of the University.

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Audit, Compliance and Risk committee discusses two-year audit plan, financial sustainability work groups

By Julianne Saunders | June 9, 2022

The proposed audit plan — presented by Chief Audit Executive Carolyn Saint — covers the academic division and the health center for fiscal year 2023 and 2024.

Provost Ian Baucom presented the University's research priorities to the board, including investments of $15 million to neurology and environmental sustainability research.

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University to improve advising, invest $30 million in research

By John Bedell | June 7, 2022

Administrators are planning to work toward an enhanced advising system that integrates offices that touch student life.

During the meeting, President Ryan presented the Public Service Pathways program which will launch next semester as a component of the 2030 Strategic Plan.

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Board of Visitors discusses rising costs of construction projects, new Public Service pathway at meeting of the full board

By Jamie Jeong | June 7, 2022

The Board of Visitors convened for a full board meeting held Friday afternoon to end the June session.

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Academic and Student Life Committee discusses research, free expression and the University Guide Service

Board assesses implementation of changes made to safety and security following Aug. 11 and 12

Board of Visitors discuss Honor project and Jeffersonian legacy, hears from student member Lily Roberts

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