McCue Hall and the Welsh Indoor Practice Facility, more recent additions to the athletic complex and very close to U-Hall, will stay put.
A statement released Tuesday alleged that “impromptu ‘security’ provided at various entrances led to the policing of minority students.”
Virginia has seen a 104.6 percent increase in the number of returned absentee ballots compared to this time last year.
The Fontaine Research Park is slated to include greater connectivity for pedestrians and bicycles to Fontaine Avenue and Western Grounds and on-site amenities for employees and visitors.
The report calls for increased representation of both faculty and the academic programs the University offers focused on Asian/Asian Pacific Americans.
The program aims to create greater access to food and nutritional information in the community.
UPD Chief Tommye Sutton said the strong police presence on Grounds for the one-year anniversary of the white supremacist rallies was necessary to prevent a repeat of the violence which occurred last year.
In celebration of the University's Bicentennial, the Office for Sustainability held a summit to showcase U.Va.'s impact as a leader in sustainability through the initiatives of several faculty members.
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Recent changes to the Honor Committee’s bylaws concerning the Contributory Health Impairment policy go into effect Monday, with the Office of University Council still yet to officially approve of the changes.
Padrón gave his talk through the Multicultural Student Center's “Things I Wish I Knew” speaker series.
The event focused on instances of sexual assault at the University from its founding through the 21st century.
Approximately 50 students and community members attended the vigil in the Amphitheater.
Toscano emphasized that voter turnout in upcoming midterm elections is critical for the Democratic Party.
Aug. 11 rally organizer Richard Spencer, among others, will not be allowed on Grounds for the next four years.
During a Title IX flash seminar — a one-time “mini-class” organized by students and faculty — University officials discussed the process behind Title IX complaints.
Over 100 companies spoke with students seeking potential full-time employment or internship experience.
An interim report conducted by board of faculty shows that the New Curriculum is hitting important milestones.
Local housing experts say a $50 million bond would be a significant but complex step in helping to rectify a shortage of affordable housing in the City.
During a Student Council meeting Tuesday, University Police Department Chief Tommye Sutton described his plans to improve relations between UPD and the student body.
The proposed policies focus on improving admissions efforts and institutional, academic and financial support for Hispanic and Latinx students.
