The roundtable discussion was focused on the effects Medicaid cuts would have on students, particularly students with special needs.
Former University student Otto Warmbier, who was detained in North Korea for over a year, died Monday afternoon at 2:20 p.m. surrounded by family.
The Capt. Humayun Khan Memorial Scholarship will annually award $10,000 to a University student.
Baril has been charged with both sodomy by force, threat or intimidation and rape by force threat or intimidation.
Warmbier said it was “fantastic” to see his son after 18 months despite his physical condition.
The statement said the University will be accepting messages for the Warmbier family.
The contract, known as the College Athlete Protection Guarantee, will allow students to request benefits and protections from colleges and universities in written, legally-binding form.
The team of doctors described Warmbier to be in a state of “unresponsive wakefulness."
During the press conference, Otto’s father, Fred Warmbier, noted the family has doubts about North Korea’s version of events.
Only 17 percent of registered Virginia voters turned out to vote in the gubernatorial primary.
Reunions weekends are a time for alumni to reconnect with classmates and the University.
Northam won 55.9 percent of the vote to become the Democratic gubernatorial nominee.
Gillespie won 43.7 percent of the vote for the GOP gubernatorial nomination while Vogel won 42.7 percent of the vote for the lieutenant governor nomination.
The trial was scheduled to take place Oct. 25 in the Charlottesville Circuit Court.
Warmbier was detained in North Korea on Jan. 2, 2016 as he prepared to leave a five-day tour of the country.
In front of the Rotunda, exactly one year after the Pulse nightclub shooting, Charlottesville and University community members gathered for “U.Va. Remembers Pulse.”
The Building and Grounds Committee of the Board of Visitors met Friday to discuss the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers.
The Board approved the $3.427 billion budget at the meeting.
The Board of Visitors advancement committee heard reports on GivingToHoosDay and Reunions weekend fundraising.
The Board of Visitors elected James B. Murray Jr. as the new vice rector.
