A student organization representing undocumented students at the University failed to receive approval of CIO status following a vote by Student Council last Tuesday.
It cannot be determined whether the victim was in fact bitten by a rabid fox, because the fox captured was not found at the scene of the incident, Napper said.
The program is an expansion of their Take Your Professor To Lunch program.
With around 2,000 University students studying abroad each year, threats of terrorist attacks present a growing cause for concern.
History Prof. Andrew Kahrl, who organized the panel, said the purpose of the event was to highlight a racial issue too rarely talked about.
Attendees discussed the prevalence of major brands and pieces of clothing among students on Grounds, like Jack Roger sandals, Barbour Jackets and Vineyard Vine T-shirts.
Additionally, an on-Grounds program called “Books Behind Bars” serves local inmates.
Remond will serve a one-year term, which starts April 1.
James Franco will not be appearing on Grounds on April 17, the University announced Wednesday.
Bellamy held a press conference at Lee Park March 22 where members of the community and organizations like the NAACP and the Virginia Flaggers shared their views.
Three explosions in the Belgian capital of Brussels Tuesday killed at least 30 people and injured 200 others.
Henry Reynolds, a fourth-year College student and president of College Council, said the event was fairly informal, as students chatted with faculty members over coffee and tea.
The University Health System’s Pegasus Air Team recently moved into new facilities, which include a new helipad and hangar.
After 15 years of struggling with an eating disorder, Southern Smash Founder McCall Dempsey began a campaign across southern universities to promote body positivity.
The University Office of Safety and Preparedness implemented Virginia’s statewide tornado drill Tuesday morning.
The meeting began with the swearing in of new representatives, who pledged to uphold Student Council’s constitution and bylaws on their honor.
Warmbier traveled to North Korea with Young Pioneer Tours, a group which markets itself as providing “budget tours to destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from."
A series of presenters covered a wide variety of topics, from statistics to psychology to University history.
The three-quarter acre site is the former property of Catherine “Kitty” Foster and housed a free black community during the early years of the University.
As Air Force One landed in Cuba March 20, President Barrack Obama became the first sitting president to visit the island nation in nearly 90 years.
