Ten newly-appointed members and the remaining seven selected Carlos Brown as rector Feb. 20.
The Buildings and Grounds Committee oversees maintenance and construction of University buildings and is responsible for matters related to the University’s land use.
The full Board meeting will conclude with a Board-wide discussion with University leadership led by University President Scott Beardsley.
As he enters his term, Brown said his primary mission is to focus on academic excellence, and his secondary goals include creating accountability, community trust, affordability, accessibility and aligned leadership.
The Faculty Senate met Friday to discuss Americans with Disabilities Act compliance requirements, Senate priorities for the academic year and youth protection requirements for faculty.
The 2030 Plan is a detailed list of four goals and 10 initiatives that the University hopes to achieve and make progress towards by 2030.
In the first week of his presidency, President Donald Trump signed two executive orders directing the elimination of race- and sex-based preferences across federally funded institutions.
The Board of Visitors convened at a special meeting Friday morning for their first session attended by the new appointees to appoint a new Rector and Vice Rector.
The quality subcommittee is tasked with overseeing the clinical quality and performance improvement of U.Va. Health.
The University’s top three highest-paid employees include University President Scott Beardsley, Jim Ryan, tenured Law professor and former University president, and Mitchell Rosner, U.Va. Health chief executive officer.
The report outlined a series of policy and operational changes implemented across several schools and administrative units as part of an ongoing University-wide review of civil rights practices.
The University initially launched a nationwide search and formed a search committee Feb. 6, 2025 for the next EVP and provost after former University Provost Ian Baucom announced his resignation in January 2025.
The agreement employs Beardsley through June 20, 2031, although the agreement says the Board can terminate this agreement earlier.
While the majority of Spanberger’s nominees have made contributions to Spanberger herself and other Democrats in recent election cycles, at least five have donated to Republican-affiliated candidates or organizations in the past.
For the current academic year, the estimated total cost of attendance for a first-year in-state College student is $40,468.
