OpenGrounds moved out of its Corner building on July 1 and will now be under the Office of the Vice President and Provost instead of the Office of the Vice President for Research.
The term “legacy,” as used by the Office of Admission, refers to children or live-in stepchildren of University alumni.
Outgoing President Teresa Sullivan and Provost Thomas Katsouleas recently sent a message to two University faculty members to respond to their petition.
The Deans Working Group has presented a final report from the Advisory Committee on the Future of the Historic Landscape at the University to President Teresa Sullivan.
About 3,700 students are expected to be enrolled at the University this fall, which will be U.Va.’s largest class ever.
The planned Alderman renovations will reduce print material shelving and create new study spaces.
The petition calls on the Board of Visitors "to withhold approval of the planned renovations of Alderman Library until losses to its shelving capacity can be brought much closer to zero."
Lisa Schievelbein was a student in Casey's creative writing class in Spring 2001 when she said he subjected her to unwanted sexual advances.
The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia recently voted to approve the schools’ proposal.
Then-MSU President Lou Anna Simon resigned in January after news reports revealed that MSU physician Larry Nassar sexually abused more than 150 women.
Kirt von Daacke and Andrea Douglas will co-chair the commission, which is chartered for four years and will commence this fall.
Sullivan’s speeches both centered on a core theme of resilience.
A bridge year is an alternative to directly applying and entering a health professional school following graduation.
Long urged the class of 2018 to view graduation not as a destination, but as just a marker in one’s life
The partnership consists of a research institute and a satellite campus in Fairfax.
Three departing faculty members reflect on their teaching experiences and share plans for next fall.
An anonymous online petition has been initiated to maintain the existing UIP program.
As the Class of 2018 prepares to walk down the Lawn for Final Exercises and to proceed into their future, some will continue their education at graduate school.
Beyond structural and safety issues, the renovation aims to improve study spaces, particularly for collaborative work, and reorganize the way books and manuscripts are housed.
Though there has been a recent rise in non-tenure track faculty, University administrators say that tenure is a significant factor in recruiting and maintaining the most qualified faculty possible.
