Currently, there is no furniture in the study rooms or common space on the first floor.
Ellen Yates and Rachael Hazlett were appointed to positions of Vice President for Administration and Chair of the Financial Accessibility Committee
The position aims to promote the linkage between Virginia and its African American community.
The first floor of Clemons Library — known for its designation as a silent study space — has undergone a series of updates, which have cost the University $5 million.
City officials released a statement stating water quality had returned to normal levels as of Monday morning.
UPC issued a statement to acknowledge the rapper's remarks and apologize on Tuesday night.
The changes will go into effect with the start of the 2019 season as Virginia plays William and Mary at home Sept. 6.
With the change, students in the College will be unable to share courses between their minors and majors.
Despite no summons being made, five individuals were transported to the hospital for reported alcohol overdoses.
New students heard from student leaders as well as University President Jim Ryan and Donna Byrd, an entrepreneur and College alumna.
Under federal law, the use of state financial aid funds may not be applied towards students with DACA status, which is why the University is privately funding this initiative.
The University administration promoted the A$AP Ferg concert and Hoos Home as alternatives to the Wertland Street apartment and house parties.
President Ryan's plan is a roadmap for making the University the best public institution in the nation and one of the best universities in the world by 2030.
Tayloe, one of the plaintiffs in the Monument Fund v. Charlottesville case, claims his profile conveys defamatory implications, insinuations and inferences.
"We are excited for them and look forward to a friendly rivalry down the street," Trinity Irish Pub owner Ryan Rooney said.
Groves’ email included a statement from Reed’s older sister Kate, in which she described her brother as, “a wise old soul, a hard-working, smart and funny music enthusiast and a true-blue loyal friend.”
The city's police presence will be similar to what was done when the Virginia men's basketball team won the NCAA Tournament in April.
The statue, located by the intersection of West Main Street and Jefferson Park Avenue, depicts George Rogers Clark riding horseback, confronting a Native American chief.
The University community was alerted of the incident through a series of messages by U.Va. Alerts.
The celebration of his birthday on April 13 will instead be replaced with another holiday known as Liberation and Freedom Day, which will take place March 3.
