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The Committee has heard 14 cases this semester and will be releasing a public report about these cases during the next month.

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UJC honors graduating Committee members and outstanding representatives

By Casey Ocasal | May 3, 2023

UJC meetings — which take place every Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Trial Room of Newcomb Hall — have concluded for the semester. The Committee has heard 14 cases and will be releasing a public report about these cases in the next month.

As of the end of 2021, the University has reduced the amount of waste it produces by 39 percent of 2010 levels — accounting for all forms of waste, not just plastic.

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University calls on students and faculty to reduce usage of single-use plastics

By Julianne Saunders | May 2, 2023

Students, faculty and staff can access information on hosting zero waste events and read about waste policies on the U.Va. Sustainability website. The PlasticFree2023 campaign aims to increase awareness of the single-use plastic policy.

Delta Upsilon's suspension was lifted, though University findings are not yet public.

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Chi Phi and Delta Upsilon fraternities suspended temporarily following reports of hazing

By Merrill Hart | May 1, 2023

While the exact timeline is fluid, the final verdict will determine whether either group faces sanctioning by the University Judiciary Committee.

As the multi-sanction system nears its July 1 formal ratification, the Committee is considering defining solutions for sanction noncompliance.

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Honor Committee finalizes details for Honor Town Hall, discusses solutions for sanction noncompliance

By Ashley Mosby | May 1, 2023

The Honor Committee Town Hall will serve as an open forum for students to share their thoughts, feedback and questions regarding the newly passed multi-sanction system.

Initial updates did not include explicit information about the internet outage.

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Power outage at U.Va. data centers results in major network outages

By Nolan Deja | May 1, 2023

Many students posted online about the wifi outage as they were unable to access online academic resources and other student services while preparing for final exams.

The Foxfield Races — a set of steeplechase races established in 1978 — are a major social tradition for Charlottesville and University community members.

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45th annual Foxfield Races draw thousands of students, no arrests made

By Lexi Baker | May 1, 2023

According to data from the Albemarle County Police Department, the races this year did not lead to any arrests for public intoxication, and no one was reported to have received on-site medical treatment.

The Princeton Review rankings for Best Value College are made by calculating each school’s Return on Investment rating, based on data from fall 2022 through spring 2023.

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U.Va. rises to rank No. 2 best value public university

By Avery Donmoyer | April 28, 2023

The Princeton Review ranked the University No. 2 on its list of “Top 50 Best Value Colleges” annual report comparing public schools.

Carter said she is excited to join the team of directors and to better understand Madison House’s operations.

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Stephanie Carter named new Executive Director of Madison House

By Diem Trinh | April 28, 2023

Carter said she was excited to join the team of directors and begin to better understand Madison House’s operations.

The new Environmental Institute will have offices on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville and hold student events on-Grounds.

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U.Va.’s Environmental Institute expands their mission

By Haylee Ressa | April 28, 2023

In the coming years, the Institute will be expanded to include climate change and environment-related research and engagement on Grounds through the new $10 million Climate Collaborative, a program to fund four to six interdisciplinary research teams to lead climate-related projects at the University.

There was a moment of silence held at the site of the vigil later that evening.

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Armenian Cultural Student Association holds vigil for Armenian Genocide

By Emily Horn | April 27, 2023

About 25 students gathered near the Berlin Wall exhibition to remember this tragedy and honor the lives lost.

Although many female students reported overall satisfaction with Engineering programs, some said they would like to see more increases in female representation within the school,

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Engineering looks to increase representation of women engineers

By Diem Trinh | April 27, 2023

While the University’s overall spring admissions cycle acceptances were 42.3 percent men and 57.7 percent women, SEAS acceptances were 39 percent women.

The most dramatic decrease in funding for the Summer 2023 budget compared to the Summer 2022 budget is for the Executive Administrative Operations Committee.

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Student Council presents downsized Summer 2023 budget

By Grace Thrush | April 27, 2023

Sims said the reduction in this year’s Summer budget signifies more efficient spending by Student Council.

Grand larceny is charged when the value of the stolen goods surpasses $1000, and a conviction in Virginia may carry up to 20 years of imprisonment.

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Grand larceny suspect arrested by University Police after fleeing area

By Merrill Hart | April 26, 2023

The University Police Department obtained a warrant after the suspect stole a purse from a car and fled the area.

At their next meeting, the Committee will discuss how to ensure student compliance with whatever sanctions they may face due to an Honor offense

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Honor Committee discusses community service as potential sanction in new multi-sanction honor system

By Casey Ocasal | April 25, 2023

The committee debated the possibility of community service as a sanction and announced plans to gather student feedback about the new multi-sanction system, including student surveys and a tentative University-wide town hall next Monday at 12 p.m.

The two groups also shared a list of 14 points why United States citizens should continue to show support to send aid to Ukraine.

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Ukrainian students share stories from war-torn Ukraine

By Priya Kommu | April 24, 2023

The presentation focused on showcasing cities in Ukraine most affected by the conflict as well as bringing Russian actions to light.

Members of the club are invited to perform by school year, followed by performances from sister clubs.

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Indian Student Association holds fifteenth-annual India Day celebration

By Giulia Silverstein | April 24, 2023

The celebration honors South Asian culture within the University community by showcasing art created by its students.

Madelyn Nance, fourth-year cognitive science student, presented her research at the Reid Conference on Friday.

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U.Va. Hosts 17th Annual L. Starling Reid Psychology Research Conference

By Linda Ziamanesh | April 23, 2023

The University hosted its 17th Annual Reid Psychology Research Conference on Friday to give undergraduate researchers at the University and other colleges an opportunity to present their ongoing research projects.

Ryan ran the marathon just days after the blue and white spring football game — the University’s first official football game since the shooting.

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Jim Ryan runs Boston Marathon in honor of November shooting victims

By Emily Horn | April 21, 2023

Ryan said he wanted to honor the victims by wearing their names in order to keep their memories alive.

At the end of the debate, participants had the opportunity to pose questions to the speakers.

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Should TikTok be banned in America? Aynne Kokas and Rebeccah Heinrichs debate

By Diem Trinh | April 20, 2023

In China, Prof. Kokas said TikTok is called Douyin, and it has different digital governance framework than in the U.S., which is more protective of young people and users.

Professor of Medicine Dr. Keith Keen will serve as the founding director of the new Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

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U.Va. launches Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

By Haylee Ressa | April 20, 2023

The School of Medicine introduced the Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine on Monday. The center aims to challenge large public health disparities by bringing together experts across University departments.

UJC honors graduating Committee members and outstanding representatives

University calls on students and faculty to reduce usage of single-use plastics

Chi Phi and Delta Upsilon fraternities suspended temporarily following reports of hazing

Honor Committee finalizes details for Honor Town Hall, discusses solutions for sanction noncompliance

Power outage at U.Va. data centers results in major network outages

45th annual Foxfield Races draw thousands of students, no arrests made

U.Va. rises to rank No. 2 best value public university

Stephanie Carter named new Executive Director of Madison House

U.Va.’s Environmental Institute expands their mission

Armenian Cultural Student Association holds vigil for Armenian Genocide

Engineering looks to increase representation of women engineers

Student Council presents downsized Summer 2023 budget

Grand larceny suspect arrested by University Police after fleeing area

Honor Committee discusses community service as potential sanction in new multi-sanction honor system

Ukrainian students share stories from war-torn Ukraine

Indian Student Association holds fifteenth-annual India Day celebration

U.Va. Hosts 17th Annual L. Starling Reid Psychology Research Conference

Jim Ryan runs Boston Marathon in honor of November shooting victims

Should TikTok be banned in America? Aynne Kokas and Rebeccah Heinrichs debate

U.Va. launches Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

One injured from Prospect Ave. shots fired incident

President Ryan says U.Va. remains committed to racial diversity ahead of Supreme Court affirmative action ruling

Judge removes plaintiff from Lee Statue lawsuit

EDITORIAL: In defense of DEI

Virginia men’s tennis rallies to earn second straight championship, smashing its way back to the top

Honor Committee strives to improve case efficiency in new bylaws

How I became fluent in French in one week

Board of Visitors to address diversity initiatives with Supreme Court affirmative action ruling pending

One injured from Prospect Ave. shots fired incident

No. 2 Virginia men’s lacrosse falls to No. 3 Notre Dame in NCAA semifinals

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