College at Wise Chancellor Donna Henry began the meeting by presenting Board members with a five-year comparison of its fall enrollment statistics.
For the University’s English department, some professors have chosen assignments that utilize AI in writing, while others take the approach of completely eliminating students’ access to generative AI in their writing process.
The Cavalier Daily joined 39 other collegiate news organizations and 15 student editors from across the country in signing an amicus brief Sept. 2.
Consideration of the bill was postponed until the next general body meeting.
The policy states that a member of HSB may participate remotely in meetings not open to the public, provided the member notifies the rector that they are unable to attend in-person due to an emergency, personal matters or a disability.
Here is a closer look at what is on the ballot this November in Virginia’s elections for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and amendments to the Virginia Constitution.
According to Freed, the Committee selected “Honor Beyond” as this year's theme to help convey to the University community that the Committee extends beyond a punitive organization that sanctions students for honor violations.
The University Board of Elections released the first draft of the Board’s Rules and Regulations of the 2026-27 academic year Sept. 1, and a commentary period was held for University students to provide feedback on the draft until Tuesday.
The Cavalier Daily aims to answer all of these questions and more with its poll — How did Hoos spend their summers?
The strategic planning committee began its work over the summer and includes faculty, staff and students, as well as ex-officio members from the Board of Visitors and University administration.
According to the National Institutes of Health, the Impella device is a miniature catheter-based device, in which a long tube is “placed in the left ventricle across the aortic valve" to pump blood and maintain a systemic circulation.
Representatives ultimately adopted an amendment to the proposed budget, but tabled consideration of the legislation to this Tuesday’s meeting.
The amount a student pays in fees is dependent on several factors, such as a students’ residence in- or out-of-state and their school of enrollment.
The proposal includes the addition of a governing body that would oversee the appeals process and decide if a student's appeal is deemed legitimate.
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.
