U.Va. is considering policy changes that would limit the ability of individuals unaffiliated with the University to gather on Grounds.
Several student groups have signed a petition to limit candidates' campaign spending.
The toys can be checked out for two weeks at a time and are currently located behind the front desk of Clemons
The University sent offers to 47 rising fourth-years Tuesday for Lawn rooms for the 2018-19 school year.
Following the voting period, UBE will announce the final result Feb. 23.
Among the vacancies are large portions of school-specific councils.
Student Council also further discussed the implementation and development of the LiveSafe app.
Third-year Engineering student Nikhith Kalkunte and third-year Curry School student Moises Mendoza will occupy the positions in 2018-19 academic year
Court watching is a volunteer-based monitoring practice utilized in courtrooms to improve accountability in the legal justice system.
Christie discusses the "Future of American Conservatism" on American Forum.
The new commission will give recommendations to the University’s president on documentation and recognition of the era of segregation at the University.
Valedictory Exercises includes the presentation of University and class awards, the class gift and a speech from a keynote speaker while Final Exercises consists of the formal graduation process.
The Committee is expected to vote on the reform to the Informed Retraction process within the next two weeks. The amendment will likely be voted on both by the Committee and the student body in a referendum in February 2019.
UJC heard a presentation from the chair of the University Board of Elections at its meeting Sunday.
Ranked choice voting, commonly referred to as RCV, allows voters to rank candidates in the order of their choice.
Several public forums are taking place throughout February.
The goal of the demonstration was to encourage the Virginia House of Delegates and Senate to accept funds from the federal government to expand Medicaid.
The bill now awaits review by the Senate Courts of Justice committee.
Spencer is among the defendants in lawsuit claiming injuries from the white nationalist rallies of Aug. 11 and 12.
Student Council also tabled a bill that would require elected representatives to hold office hours.
