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Student Council passes three bills to approve new CIOs, amend Student Activities Fee Guidelines and approve Membership and Outreach Chair appointment

By River Stone |

The council approved Mary DeSimone, a second year Engineering student, as the new Chair of Membership and Outreach. READ MORE

Center for Politics to release 17th documentary in 2020

By Lilly Whitner | 2/27/2020 5:02pm

The Center's newest film will be released in late August or early September this year.

Breaking down the Student Council executive ticket platforms

By Maryann Xue |

Voting began Wednesday morning and ends Friday at 4 p.m. Those elected will be announced at the conclusion of the voting period. READ MORE

Total candidate spending projected up to $2,041 for University-wide elections

By Sydney Herzog |

According to UBE, the majority of the reported expenses so far have been zero. READ MORE

Yates, Wagenaar discuss their platforms at Student Council presidential candidate forum

By Lydia Willcocks |

With Wagenaar dropping out of the race, Yates is running unopposed for Student Council president. Voting for all University-wide elections ends Friday, Feb. 28 at 4 p.m. READ MORE

Honor formalizes bad faith definition and Vice Chair of Education role

By Patrick Roney , Eva Surovell and Emily Cales |

The new language states Honor’s official understanding of the term that had not been explicitly defined in their constitution prior to the vote READ MORE

Hunter Wagenaar ends campaign for Student Council president

By Jenn Brice |

The University Board of Elections is investigating Wagenaar’s allegations regarding violations of endorsing procedure policies. READ MORE

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan speaks at Rotunda

By Sevy Van Der Werf |

Ryan was selected as Senator Mitt Romney’s Vice Presidential candidate during his campaign for president in 2012. READ MORE

Students at OAAA’s Importance of Community Archiving discuss Ryan’s response to MSC controversy

By Patrick Roney |

The event is just one of the OAAA’s February events to celebrate Black History Month READ MORE

UPD begins stationing crossing guards along McCormick Road

By Ali Sullivan |

The decision to implement the crossing guards program comes amid rumors of a collision between a pedestrian and UTS bus. However, Longo affirmed that the program has been in the works since late October and was not brought about by any one incident. READ MORE

Nikole Hannah-Jones — creator of the 1619 Project — speaks at the Rotunda, the Haven

By Ali Sullivan and Zach Rosenthal |

For universities to address the lasting effects of slavery, Hannah-Jones said, requires monetary reparations to descendants of enslaved laborers and called for free tuition for the descendants of the enslaved laborers who built the University. READ MORE

Disproportionate Minority Contact Report finds racial disproportionality across all points in the local adult criminal justice system

By Lydia Willcocks |

During the period of 2014-2016, 51.5 percent of those arrested in Charlottesville were African-American men, compared to the 8.5 percent of the city’s population being African-American men. READ MORE

German visiting professor unable to enter the U.S., visa delayed indefinitely

By Emma Scales |

German political scientist Hajo Funke, the German department’s Max Kade Distinguished Visiting Professor, is unable to enter the United States to teach at the University because the State Department has yet to issue him a visa. READ MORE

Reported gunshots fired on Cabell Avenue

By Ali Sullivan |

No injuries were reported, but evidence was collected at the scene for processing. READ MORE

Lawn room acceptances released for 2020-2021

By Patrick Roney |

Of the accepted students, about 28 percent identify as indigenous or people of color, and 57 percent are women. READ MORE

Student Council passes resolution in support of adding Mental Wellness and Resiliency requirement to New College Curriculum

By River Stone |

Alcorn and his team of co-sponsors worked with Student Council representatives and other stakeholders to adjust the resolution, recommending instead that a mental wellness requirement be offered within the Disciplines READ MORE

UJC introduces University and Fraternity Panel at general body meeting

By Rachel Zentmayer |

The trial panel will consist of three UJC representatives and three IFCJC representatives sitting as judges. READ MORE

Tim Longo named Associate Vice President for Safety and Security and U.Va. Chief of Police

By Ali Sullivan |

Longo was initially to serve as police chief and associate vice president for safety and security for a 12-month term. Now, he has permanently assumed both positions. READ MORE

U.Va. clarifies that the Multicultural Student Center is open to all members of the University community following calls of 'racial intolerance'

By Nik Popli |

The statement comes just four days after the University opened several new student spaces that support diverse communities. READ MORE

Suspicious individual with a weapon arrested near Tuttle-Dunnington dorm

By Ali Sullivan |

The subject is being charged with sexual battery, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, brandishing a firearm, possession of a firearm while committing a felony and possession of a schedule IV narcotic. READ MORE

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Student Council passes three bills to approve new CIOs, amend Student Activities Fee Guidelines and approve Membership and Outreach Chair appointment

Center for Politics to release 17th documentary in 2020

Breaking down the Student Council executive ticket platforms

Total candidate spending projected up to $2,041 for University-wide elections

Yates, Wagenaar discuss their platforms at Student Council presidential candidate forum

Honor formalizes bad faith definition and Vice Chair of Education role

Hunter Wagenaar ends campaign for Student Council president

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan speaks at Rotunda

Students at OAAA’s Importance of Community Archiving discuss Ryan’s response to MSC controversy

UPD begins stationing crossing guards along McCormick Road

Nikole Hannah-Jones — creator of the 1619 Project — speaks at the Rotunda, the Haven

Disproportionate Minority Contact Report finds racial disproportionality across all points in the local adult criminal justice system

German visiting professor unable to enter the U.S., visa delayed indefinitely

Reported gunshots fired on Cabell Avenue

Lawn room acceptances released for 2020-2021

Student Council passes resolution in support of adding Mental Wellness and Resiliency requirement to New College Curriculum

UJC introduces University and Fraternity Panel at general body meeting

Tim Longo named Associate Vice President for Safety and Security and U.Va. Chief of Police

U.Va. clarifies that the Multicultural Student Center is open to all members of the University community following calls of 'racial intolerance'

Suspicious individual with a weapon arrested near Tuttle-Dunnington dorm

Hunter Wagenaar ends campaign for Student Council president

Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan speaks at Rotunda

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Student Council passes three bills to approve new CIOs, amend Student Activities Fee Guidelines and approve Membership and Outreach Chair appointment

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