This fall semester, the Committee adjudicated 12 cases — 5 of which were COVID-19 related.
These indictments are part of an active criminal investigation connected with the march and the following “Unite the Right rally” that shook Charlottesville almost six years ago.
Every year, approximately 1,100 college students commit suicide, making it the second most common cause of death among college students.
In the months leading up to the annual event, participants raised over twenty-three thousand dollars for the American Cancer Society.
Though the Committee could not vote formally on the proposal due to lack of quorum, Committee members considered the course’s implementation
Large numbers of students who leave Charlottesville for the summer look to sublet their living spaces in order to make money back on rent, since most leases run through July or August.
The Society of Purple Shadows’ proceedings on Founder’s Day morning have become a longstanding tradition since the group’s creation in 1963
Jacqueline Novogratz, University alumna and Acumen founder and CEO, will speak at Valedictory Exercises May 19, U.Va. Director of Athletics Carla Williams will speak at May 20 Final Exercises, and Louis P. Nelson, architectural history professor and Vice Provost for Academic Outreach, will speak at May 21 Final Exercises.
The event was hosted by the UVA Center for Politics and Charlottesville Tomorrow, and it was meant to give Charlottesville community members more information about the candidates’ platforms.
The inclusion of three artists — hinted at by the UPC writing “⅔” in their earlier announcements — represents a break in a longstanding tradition from solo performances.
Programming across all four days includes events such as open houses, tours of Grounds and resource fairs.
Although he has faith in the short-term benefits of his proposals, Longo stressed the need for a deeper understanding of root causes and wider community change such as public investments and after-school programs.
Kopelnik said she hopes to bolster trust between students and UJC during her term, as well as improving the student body’s understanding of UJC by expanding the role of educators.
Though the multi-sanction system has been formally passed by the student body, it will not be formally ratified until July 1.
As the protestors gathered in the rain outside of New Cabell Hall and marched through the inclement weather to Madison Hall, they chanted “cut the check,” among other union and protest chants.
The Muslim Students Association has been working on accommodations and planning events for Ramadan since its first overlap with the academic school year in 2018.
U.Va. Health announced today that there will be new masking and visitation policies beginning April 18. The areas in which face masks are optional will be expanded to include administrative and outpatient centers. The University Medical Center visitation policies will return to those in place before the pandemic.
Charlottesville Police Department responded to a call at 4:12 a.m. for breaking and entering.
An alternate student was offered the position after Baddeliyanage vacated it. The alternate rejected the offer, and the HRL team opened a second round of applications but ultimately did not select anyone to serve in the role.
Connor Murnane, director of engagement and mobilization for FIRE, said DEI programming has “sinister nature and perplexing components.”
