Tuesday’s trial presented the video depositions of Jackie’s friends Kathryn Hendley and Ryan Duffin, as well as the testimonies of Rolling Stone fact-checker Elisabeth Garber-Paul, Charlottesville Police Sergeant Jacob Via and Benjamin Rexrode, University Police Department crime prevention coordinator.
Members considered the problem of hazing, how to define the term and potential solutions to reduce its occurrences in the future.
Recently, University Printing and Copying services replaced the printing systems in all libraries and other public areas with a new interface. Though students can print from more devices under the new system, some students find it to be slower and more complex than the old one.
More than 660 first-year students indicated they had already registered to vote or registered as part of a voter registration drive in dorms.
The Lawn houses 54 students in single unit rooms, which are part of the original Academical Village and contain a lofted bed, sink and a rocking chair. All rooms except for room 50 also have fireplaces.
Erdely finished testifying Saturday and began responding to cross-examination from Libby Locke, Eramo’s attorney, Monday.
Sabrina Rubin Erdely, author of “A Rape on Campus” and part of former Assoc. Dean Nicole Eramo’s $7.85 million lawsuit against Rolling Stone magazine, finished her testimony Saturday.
Student groups are condemning anti-semitic graffiti that was spotted Sunday outside of the GrandMarc apartment complex on 15th Street.
The University’s Miller Center will host Khizr Khan on Tuesday, Nov. 1 for a public dialogue about his role as a Muslim-American public figure during this year’s presidential election.
Throughout the 2016-2017 term of the Honor Committee, the governing body has set out to make changes to several procedural aspects of the Honor system.
Clemons Library will be going undergoing more construction in the coming months while the roof is being replaced.
The University Judiciary Committee had its general body meeting Sunday, where members discussed hazing at the University and the upcoming UJC Awareness Week.
Sabrina Erdely, the reporter part of a $7.85mn lawsuit against Rolling Stone and accused of defaming former associate dean Nicole Eramo, returned to the stand on Friday to continue testifying.
“I stand by everything in the article that did not come from Jackie,” Erdely said.
Bond taught at the University for over twenty years.
CavFact’s website will be live next week and will allow University students to submit questions regarding the presidential election and other political issues.
The event was cosponsored by UVAVotes, University Democrats, College Republicans and Sustained Dialogue.
In light of recent technical difficulties in online registering, complaints were brought forth by many people all over the state.
Former University football player Aidan Howard filed a lawsuit on Oct. 14, alleging he was hazed and harassed during his time on the team.
Eramo claims Rolling Stone defamed her in "A Rape On Campus."
