Initial concerns in regard to the School of Data Science included those about housing and how the University will accommodate a potentially expanded student body.
Construction on the Brandon Avenue apartments began in Aug. 2017 and have a planned completion of July 2019.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day last week, the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy hosted a “Batten Hour” talk Monday afternoon on racial inequality at the University.
It is unclear at this time whether the damage is a result of vandalism.
English Prof. Jeffery Allen was charged with felony strangulation and misdemeanor simple domestic battery in November and was recently placed on administrative leave with pay by the University.
Associate Engineering Dean John Gates launched a $1 million research and intervention project to address the achievement gap in science, technology, math and engineering at the collegiate level.
The amendments would impact language surrounding mental illness as well as gender pronouns.
The University is working with e-scooter companies to determine a parking policy.
Loria spoke about his early life experiences living in concentration camps under Nazi control.
Honor and UJC have both already proposed referenda to appear on this year’s ballot.
The University’s early acceptance rate was 26 percent, with 6,550 offers of admission from a pool of 25,126 early action applicants — the most in the University’s history.
Under Dalton’s plea deal, he will serve a two-year protective order that prohibits him from any contact with the victim and promise not to return to U.Va. or Charlottesville.
The historical building was built in 1909 and has not been renovated since then. It was last repaired in 2007.
Since its formation in 2017, Green Greeks has been able to establish a composting program for Greek houses and spread awareness of environmental issues.
The president's working group has asked the community to provide input on seven main issues of focus in order to help determine which areas should be prioritized in the next five years.
New members were allegedly expected to spend more than 50 hours per week with the sorority and stare at a fixed point on a wall for unreasonable amounts of time.
Melody Barnes — an assistant to the president and director of the White House Domestic Policy Council during the Obama administration — moderated the event.
The granite structure will form two concentric circles with an opening to create space for gathering and reflection.
Sally Greenberg, second-year Engineering student and Honor Support Officer, expressed concern over the lack of Engineering School representation on the Honor Committee.
The week-long recruitment process yielded a 71 percent match rate between sororities and rush participants.
