The Asian Student Union and the Minority Rights Coalition’s Advocacy Committees are hosting a Get Out The Minority Vote campaign this week to encourage minority students to vote in the November election.
Third-year Commerce student Otto Warmbier has been detained in North Korea for the past two months.
Among the attendees of the event was former University president John Casteen, who spoke about the current state legislature’s standing on the proposed funding for the Alderman Library renovation.
Bryan Garey said HR will look entirely different at the University in the coming years with this project.
Newly elected Student Council and Class Council leaders are setting their goals and agendas for their coming terms in office.
The Virginia Foundation for the Humanities partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to create a digital exhibit commemorating Virginia’s rich history of gospel music.
A bill which would protect the identity of law enforcement officials was tabled by the Virginia House of Delegates General Laws subcommittee Thursday.
Some Brandon Avenue residents are currently unable to renew their leases for the 2016-17 term. The properties are managed by MSC and owned by the University of Virginia Foundation.
Jesse Matthew Jr. is scheduled for a hearing Wednesday in which he is expected to enter into a plea bargain for both cases of abduction and murder of Hannah Graham and Morgan Harrington.
This is the first public statement from Warmbier’s family since his detainment on Jan. 2 at Pyongyang Airport.
Emily Lodge, a third-year Batten student and former vice president of organizations, defeated incumbent third-year College student Abraham Axler for the position of student council president.
The Honor Committee’s constitution mandates for a proposal to pass, it must garner at least 60 percent of the total vote.
It is unknown if Warmbier was coerced into his confession by the North Korean government.
The event featured a march down the Downtown Mall and speeches from University students and community activists.
Each forum will be 30-34 credits — or 10 to 11 classes — and will include an introductory seminar in the first semester and a capstone project in the fourth semester, Odom said.
College Council recently printed t-shirts for their members with the slogan “I’m in love with CoCo” attributed to “TJ.”
The evidence — believed to have been destroyed since 1995 — may hold the key to overturning Phillip’s conviction and release from prison 25 years later.
UJC chair Mackenzie Austin cited lack of graduate students elected to the executive board as the reason for starting the subcommittee.
“We hope that we are creating comfortable, inviting spaces where student will want to study, have meetings and have events,” Hogg said.
Richards discussed how the feminist movement at times has only recognized those who do very high profile, incredible things and has not necessarily focused on the everyday stories of women.
