The University Judiciary Committee has adjudicated ten cases this semester and has 17 pending cases.
Students broadly expressed content with Spanberger’s win.
Ackelson said that he and McAninley discussed creating a small network of honor committees among certain undergraduate institutions so they can share their ideas, successes and challenges of their programs.
As the 1993 Virginia state and local elections came to a head, The Cavalier Daily urged students to perform their civic duty and vote.
Check back throughout the day for live updates on turnout at student polling places
The University shared a “run, hide, fight” alert with community members at 3:05 p.m. today, saying that there was an active attacker with a gun in the area of Shannon Library.
“The important question, therefore, is whether following the DOJ guidance imposes substantial burdens on U.Va.,” Mahoney wrote. “The answer is clearly no.”
The guidance outlines the key federal antidiscrimination laws which it is based on, as well as examples of unlawful and potentially unlawful practices.
Hall shared with Student Council her path to becoming a Dean of Students, highlighting her commitment to strengthening mentorship and career development opportunities for students.
A theater production filled with “wicked laughter” and “neck-biting” took over Jackson P. Burley Middle School Halloween week, 1974.
Two votes would be needed to pass such an amendment — one this week, and another after Jan. 14, 2026 once the newly elected delegates have taken their seats.
To get a more complete account of what took place, The Cavalier Daily reviewed court transcripts and other documents in addition to speaking to four residents of the house where the alleged incidents took place.
The Committee discussed an increase in the number of co-sponsorship opportunities they have been engaging in with various student organizations at the University.
The eight-page letter expressed concern that the agreement is unconstitutional and asked Mahoney and Sheridan to “reconsider” the deal.
University leaders defended their deal with the Justice Department in a new letter sent to Charlottesville’s legislators Monday, arguing that it is a better deal than other universities have made and that it does not threaten the University’s autonomy.
"Our work does go unappreciated. We’re on call 24/7, [during] the holiday, in the middle of the night."
Brandebura was hired by the University to start in her own lab — the Brandeura lab — and she will be continuing her work to study PTN.
A few senators raised concerns about the potential impact of the agreement on admissions, the search for the next president and the heightened level of scrutiny it would create.
The letter posits that the Compact may be framed as an offer, but in practice, it is an “unconstitutional threat.”
Acampora stressed that AI had both the ability to save and also destroy humanity.
