Beyond structural and safety issues, the renovation aims to improve study spaces, particularly for collaborative work, and reorganize the way books and manuscripts are housed.
The program has cost close to $14 million but has saved the University $31 million in energy expenses.
U.Va. Architect Alice Raucher and consultant Gautam Sundaram present ideas for Ivy/Emmet redevelopment.
Construction on the Chemistry Buildings began last year and will be followed by work on Gilmer Hall.
The demolition could be completed as soon as 2020.
The protest occurred after U.Va. announced a four-year trespass warning to Jason Kessler.
The National Security Policy Center of the Batten school hosted a panel of current and former military and administrative officials to discuss counterterrorism — including surveillance, detention and prosecution.
The Lifting the Shades committee of Take Back the Night at the University held a discussion concerning the problems minority groups face with sexual assault.
Paul Martin, an assistant professor of public policy, will be teaching “From Inequality to Action” this fall — a new course based around case studies of political mobilization.
The cross was originally removed from display after the white nationalist rallies of Aug. 11 and 12.
Active and broad recruitment throughout the University community were discussed as ways to dispel notions of elitism within the Honor Committee.
The City of Charlottesville hosted a forum to allow for 13 candidates seeking membership on a seven-member Police Civilian Review Board to answer questions from community members.
The self-care event feature interactive and informational tables as well as yoga and mindfulness sessions at the studio in 1515.
Hampl was the guest of Religious Studies Prof. Charles Marsh and the Project on Lived Theology, a research initiative that explores the social consequences of theological commitments.
The Albemarle County Police Department released preliminary figures Saturday evening stating there were five arrests made at this year’s Foxfield Races.
UPD can also create trespass warnings for individuals deemed to have engaged in “conduct that threatens the health, safety, or property” of a University community member.
Neither U.Va. nor the Commonwealth’s Attorney have openly granted the requests.
In addition to individual fraternities hosting their own events, IFC organizes charitable events for members of the Charlottesville community and relevant organizations.
More than 1,000 community members from 27 local congregations gathered at Charlottesville High School in an effort to secure policy commitments on the issue of affordable housing.
Using 2016 census statistics and the proportions found in a recent city report, The Cavalier Daily found that those identifying as black or African American were affected at roughly a nine times higher rate than white residents by stop and frisk policies.
