Next steps ranging from careers in healthcare to gap years and studying for graduate school exams.
Allan Stam, current Batten dean, is stepping down June 30. Craig Volden, associate dean for academic affairs, will serve as interim dean until Ian Solomon begins Sept. 1.
Former College student charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend after last year’s Wertland Street Block Party was sentenced to 18 months in jail Thursday.
The University is in the midst of redeveloping the Emmet Street/Ivy Rod Corridor, which includes the building that formerly houses Wings Over.
McDonald will report to Jim Ryan as a member of his cabinet and work with University leaders, faculty, staff, students, community members and stakeholders to promote inclusiveness at U.Va.
U-Hall served as the home of the University's basketball programs for 50 years before it was closed to the public in 2015.
Since 2012, the number of faculty in the academic division has grown 7.5 percent — increasing from 2,991 faculty members in fall 2012 to 3,216 in fall 2018.
This year’s data track with a decrease in arrests over recent years.
The discussion held in Charlottesville occurred almost two years after the white supremacist rallies of Aug. 11 and 12, 2017.
Suspicious package at Medical Research Building 4 determined not to be a threat after evacuation
Head coach Tony Bennett says the Cavaliers would "respectfully decline" a potential visit to the White House due to scheduling conflicts.
The summer budget allocates $10,533.33 in Student Activities Fee funds and $11,060 in non-SAF funds and will be divided among the various committees of Student Council, based on their needs.
The bill is said to have remained unpaid in the Treasury Department throughout 2017.
The protesting group has decided to hold a solidarity rally Friday at 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. at the Whispering Wall in place of their proposed strike.
The Law School saw the largest discrepancy in faculty salary, with men on average earning $54,100 more than women.
U.Va. ranks number 1 among nearly 900 colleges and universities in terms of the number of projects funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The symposium, titled "We Are Not Invisible: A Case For Ethnic Studies," generated discussion regarding scholarship on topics including race, ethnicity and the experience of indigenous populations.
The $160 million renovation plans will include the demolition of both the old and new stacks of the library, which were built in 1938 and 1967, respectively.
Sally Hudson and Kathy Galvin addressed climate change, campaign contributions, affordable housing and incarceration rates during the debate.
MPE's led a discussion on the continuous cycle of conscious and subconscious socialization and how this cycle leads to oppression.
