The Alternative Sanction Working group was a way for the Honor Committee to consider having a multi-sanction system.
The University of Virginia Press hosted a ceremony Thursday afternoon to commemorate its publication of “Educated in Tyranny: Slavery at Thomas Jefferson’s University” — a book about the history of slavery at the University and founder Thomas Jefferson’s involvement in bolstering pro-slavery, racist ideals.
This is the second reported robbery in the span of a week, as a student was assaulted and robbed near Nau Hall on September 14.
Physics graduate student Yu Qian has passed away, according to a University-wide email sent Thursday.
University Police Chief Tommye Sutton has been placed on paid leave, according to University Spokesperson Wes Hester. The reason for his leave is unclear.
An article by Kaiser Health News investigated aggressive collections practices, which can mean the threat of disenrollment for students.
The actions of Alderman have come under scrutiny, leading some to advocate for his name to be scrubbed from the library.
The statue was found marked with the year 1619, days after state law ruled against the removal of Civil War monuments.
The reformulated billing and collection practices intend to reduce medical bills for low-income patients and those without insurance, and they will go into effect January 2020.
In a press conference statement, Trump said he did not believe the North Korean leader was responsible for Warmbier’s death.
Sullivan, who retired from the University in Aug. 2018, will begin at MSU on Oct. 1 and serve through the end of the academic year, while MSU searches for a permanent candidate.
The Board announced that this December the University will meet its goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent from 2009 levels.
A male student said he was followed by an unknown male on his way home from the Corner at 3 a.m., and was assaulted at the area of Jefferson Park Avenue and Brandon Ave.
The petition calls for three primary changes to promote mental health education on Grounds.
President Ryan said the University was not trying to equate the former "Not gay" chant with "F--k Tech."
The Memorial to Enslaved Laborers will publicly open this April, but the University will hold a private event in December for the descendants of the enslaved laborers for an initial viewing.
Bond residents were informed Aug. 22 that construction would continue throughout the semester.
The Commissioners said that digital inclusion and concentration of media ownership are among their top concerns in media policy.
Susan Bro has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the self-proclaimed neo-Nazi responsible for Heyer’s death
As separate organizations in the past, One Less was comprised of female and gender-nonconforming students, while One in Four was comprised of students who identified as males.
