As part of its current contract with Aramark, U.Va. could be in breach of the contract or would possibly be required to renegotiate its terms of agreement if it seeks to contractually obligate the contractor to pay its employees a set minimum wage.
A specific location for a performing arts center has not been determined since the $120-$140 million project first needs to be approved by the Board of Visitors.
An Atlantic Coast Conference member team could potentially earn $1.41 million for the Atlantic Coast Conference over a one-year period by winning the entire tournament.
With the goal to educate, empower, and connect first-generation and low-income students, the AL1GN conference will have a series of workshops, activities and speeches.
Of the candidates for 2021, more than 60 percent have a GPA of 3.6 or higher.
The event, hosted by the Muslim Students Association, was attended by over 100 community members, including Dean of Students Allen Groves and University President Jim Ryan.
“We thought that this was a proposal that gets us closer to finding the truth in a case,” Law Representative Lindsay Fisher said.
The review panel also recommends Casey be made ineligible for a paid or unpaid position at the University and that the English department faculty take Title IX training.
Fourth-year Engineering student Rehan Baddeliyanage passed away over spring break, according to an email sent out to the University community by Dean of Students Allen Groves Wednesday afternoon.
“One of the biggest things that I’ve learned is that you can learn so much from the people around you that are different from you,” Amin said.
Yates announced the implementation of an initiative to allow students to print for free at the Programs and Councils Office in Newcomb Hall between April 15 and final exams.
FSL received direct criticism a the letter for an apparent lack of equitable treatment of sorority and fraternity chapters in the Inter-Fraternity and Inter-Sorority Councils and the Multicultural Greek Council.
U.Va., the largest employer in Charlottesville, plans to raise its minimum wage from $12.75 to $15 per hour by 2020.
University President Jim Ryan sat down with The Cavalier Daily Feb. 27 in Madison Hall for a 30 minute interview to discuss a range of topics before the quarterly Board of Visitors meeting.
The University Board of Visitors met Friday morning to discuss proposed increases in third- and fourth-year student tuition starting in fall 2021.
“Housing solutions are the answer to homelessness,” Haro said. “We can’t continue putting Band-Aids on the issue. We need to deal with the issue by addressing the ultimate solution, which is increased housing resources.”
Around 600 votes had to be reset during the 2019 spring University-wide election due to a technology error, according to Alex Smith-Scales, University Board of Elections chair and a fourth-year College student.
Over the past year, Wang has served as vice chair of community relations for the Honor Committee and was recently elected to serve as an Honor undergraduate Arts and Sciences representative for the upcoming year.
The annual event marks the anniversary of the end of slavery in Albemarle County and the City of Charlottesville, when community members surrendered to incoming Union forces at the foot of Carr’s Hill.
The Board of Visitors has decided to name the new upperclassmen residence hall on Brandon Ave. after former University professor and civil rights activist Julian Bond.
