The award is given to that student who excels in personal integrity, achievement, leadership and humility.
Members from the community and the Human Rights Commission, who have extensive experience with several human rights issues in Charlottesville, were able to join the discussion.
"We hope that students realize that mental illness is a really big issue in college, especially with young adults,” Dister said.
The University has previously faced cyberattacks originating in China.
University President Teresa Sullivan created the President’s Ad Hoc Group on University Climate and Culture in December, 2014 to address and explore policies, practices and structures surrounding the issues of student safety on Grounds.
The University’s Center for Politics hosted Björn Lyrvall, the Ambassador for Sweden to the United States, on Tuesday night in partnership with the International Residential College and the Office of the President.
Laundry prices are set to increase from $1.50 to $1.75 a machine in on-Grounds housing starting July 1.
Student Council discussed project funding, sustainability education and other community concerns at its general body meeting Tuesday.
The meeting mainly focused on a presentation by Ricardo Dumont of Dumont Janks, an architecture firm specializing in campus and urban planning.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed an executive order April 22 restoring voting rights to more than 200,000 convicted felons in Virginia.
The Commerce school held a capstone case competition for COMM 4660 April 22. “Advice Business: The Basics of Strategic Consulting” is comprised of 60 third-year Commerce students.
Course evaluations for spring 2016 classes will be posted on the U.Va. Collab soon.
Several courses will not be held in the upcoming fall semester, including some that have been offered for the past several years.
The Queer Student Union hosted a Minority Intersections and Emergency Dialogue on April 21. Members of different student organizations gathered for a student panel and dialogue. This meeting was modeled after a smaller version of the event held by QSU last semester.
The student group Hoos for Ecuador held a candlelight vigil for the victims of the April 16 earthquake Sunday night in the Amphitheatre.
An Honor Audit Commission, created by the 2015-2016 Honor Committee, will convene for the first time this summer.
A wildfire in Shenandoah National Park is the reason behind the smoky, hazy air that has loomed over Charlottesville for the past week.
Volunteers and members of the University’s Queer Student Union held signs readings “we don’t stand for bigotry” around Grounds and passed out flyers with their message April 22.
Ri went further, describing North Korea as “completely misinterpreted to the whole entire world.”
University baseball team driver Bernard Martin died soon after arriving at Mercy Hospital late Thursday afternoon, according to The Daily Progress.
