POLL: How did University students spend their summer?
By Grace Little | 15 hours agoThe Cavalier Daily aims to answer all of these questions and more with its poll — How did Hoos spend their summers?
The Cavalier Daily aims to answer all of these questions and more with its poll — How did Hoos spend their summers?
Cavalier Daily writer, John Adams, pranks students with a column stating that a newly installed “no TJ” policy will go into effect, preventing graduates from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology from attending the University and expelling all current students who graduated from TJHSST.
The new Assured Enrollment Program allows first-year students interested in Data Science to secure a spot in the Bachelor of Science in Data Science major without having to participate in the traditional admissions that previous classes have undergone.
As the student bustle on Grounds slowed in the summer months, the University made progress on construction projects.
In a recent Gallup Inc poll, 79 percent of Americans believe that artificial intelligence will reduce the number of jobs over the next 10 years.
A commission of 10 scholars convened by the chancellors of Vanderbilt University and Washington University in St. Louis released a report in June concluding that scholarship in the humanities and social science disciplines has been distorted by political motives.
According to the website, its research spans college access and success, early childhood education, school leadership and accountability, teacher quality, labor market trends and methodology and measurement studies.
According to National Student Clearinghouse, undergraduate enrollment in traditional information and computer science degrees at four-year institutions fell by 8.1 percent in the fall of 2025 compared to fall 2024.
The Representative Body voted to reappoint J.D./PhD candidate Benvin Lozada for his third term as rules and ethics chair.
The HSB Quality Subcommittee is responsible for overseeing clinical performance and performance improvement within the Health System.
Phil Trella, associate vice provost and director of the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs, confirmed that preliminary data shows that, after a period of climbing Ph.D. enrollment, fewer students are applying to the University’s Ph.D. programs, and the programs themselves are becoming smaller.
Two years after the University began offering tech-free courses through its Summer Technology Sabbatical, the program has expanded, with courses offered this summer in psychology and engineering.
Christa Acampora, dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and professor of philosophy, delivered the First Lecture to students on the Lawn Monday morning.
Residents also appeared during public comment, petitioning Council members to reconsider plans to clear a homeless encampment along the Rivanna Trail, and to consider restoring a plaque commemorating 19th century slave auctions which took place at a historic building downtown.
The Commonwealth Artificial Intelligence Institute is a partnership between several higher education institutions, industries and government agencies of the Commonwealth to coordinate AI resources.