The University’s Presidential Senate heard and voted on two presentations Sunday.
The Strategic Investment Fund, which has become a controversial topic among students, Virginians and state legislators, became a key topic at this week’s Honor Committee meeting.
University Judiciary Committee had its general body meeting with its new members Sunday.
Over a hundred University students participated in a die-in Friday by laying on the ground outside of Old Cabell Hall. The die-in was in commemoration of National Blackout Day, which came following the deaths of Terence Crutcher and Keith Lamont Scott.
Stenger said 2016 only ranks about 26th overall in terms of high temperatures out of 118 years of records.
The Curry School of Education is currently processing applications for its new teaching fellowship.
A group of unidentified individuals damaged a column base on the Lawn-facing side of the Rotunda earlier this month.
“We want to remind people that the charge will involve so much more than just the statues,” Gathers said.
Each forum has about 40 students, and participants take a variety of courses related to the forum topic over their first four semesters at the University.
The burrito joint replaced Pao’s Panini, which offered soup, salads and hot and cold sandwiches.
“I think there’s going to be a lot of discussion during this session about voting rights,” Simon said.
The pipeline itself runs from North Dakota to Illinois through South Dakota and Iowa and is the subject of environmental and cultural concerns.
Raucher said the anticipated completion date for conceptual design is June 2017 and will be followed by fundraising efforts before working drawings and implementation can be completed.
Albemarle voters will decide in a referendum whether the county will be authorized to issue $35 million in general obligation bonds to fund a school renovation projects throughout the county.
Sabrina Kim, University student ambassador for Students for Trump, said the coalition's existence does not change Students for Trump’s goals or plans.
Dr. Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman in space, gave a talk at Old Cabell Hall Tuesday night.
The University’s Board of Visitors approved the proposed renaming of Jordan Hall to Pinn Hall in Thursday’s meeting. The building, which serves as a medical research facility, is renamed for Vivian Pinn, who graduated from the U.Va. School of Medicine in 1967.
University President Teresa Sullivan spoke to members regarding plans for the University’s bicentennial celebration and explained the Strategic Investment Fund in more detail.
On Tuesday, students gathered in the amphitheater at the Chick-fil-A Chill Out event to learn more about stress and anxiety management.
The University has had over 500 alumni go on to become corps members for Teach for America since 1991.
