Ranked choice voting, commonly referred to as RCV, allows voters to rank candidates in the order of their choice.
Several public forums are taking place throughout February.
The goal of the demonstration was to encourage the Virginia House of Delegates and Senate to accept funds from the federal government to expand Medicaid.
The bill now awaits review by the Senate Courts of Justice committee.
Spencer is among the defendants in lawsuit claiming injuries from the white nationalist rallies of Aug. 11 and 12.
Student Council also tabled a bill that would require elected representatives to hold office hours.
After the town hall, the working focus groups will continue to evaluate exactly what students want to do with the space.
The permit would have added an additional floor to the previously proposed nine story construction design.
The proposed M.A. in Media, Culture and Technology is pending Board of Visitors and state approval.
The designs are on display in CitySpace, a city-owned meeting space, on the Downtown Mall.
The IFC held its annual Bid Day Saturday, which served as the culmination of a two week long recruitment process for 31 active University fraternities.
Echols Scholar Program Director Kelsey Johnson said the program should be more than shared living and priority registration.
The revisions include measures to further engage citizen speakers at City Council meetings encourage participatory dialogue between the councilors and the public.
After being rejected from U.Va. due to his race, Gregory Swanson successfully filed a lawsuit and was admitted as the first African-American student in 1950.
The hearing was the latest installment of a lawsuit filed against the city and members of City Council to stop the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue from downtown Charlottesville.
The University Police Department is reported to have found a dead body near the Culbreth Road Parking Garage Tuesday.
First-year College student Nicholas Marshall died Tuesday, according to an email sent out to the University community by Dean of Students Allen Groves Tuesday afternoon.
The Ivy Corridor spans from Emmet Street West to Copeley Road.
The demonstrators honored Alfred Delp, a German Jesuit priest and leader of the Catholic resistance to Nazism who was sentenced to death in a Nazi prison.
New developments continue to emerge following the Wednesday train crash in Crozet, in which an Amtrak train carrying GOP members of Congress collided with a garbage truck.
