DC-based development firm Carr City Centers announced this week it has secured a $25.8 million loan to build a luxury hotel at 1106 West Main Street, close to the Corner and the University Hospital.
The University football program is making several changes to its gameday presentation, which fans will be able to experience for the first time Saturday in its home game against the University of Richmond.
Newcomers to the Corner include Zip Chicken and Poke Sushi Bowl, both of which are across from Christian’s Pizza and Boylan Heights.
“With these changes come several benefits for students,” Todd Goodale, senior associate athletics director for external affairs, said in an email statement.
Student Council discussed the lack of student involvement in the grant proposal process for the Strategic Investment Fund at its first meeting of the year.
While Johnson’s claim of use of excessive force will likely go to trial, his other allegations of assault, battery, negligence and false arrest could be struck down by Conrad.
“The process for adding new students has been adjusted to prevent this from reoccurring in the future,” he said.
Madison House is one of the largest organizations on Grounds, with approximately 3,100 University student volunteers.
The Honor Committee had its first meeting of the semester this Sunday. The committee discussed the creation of an informed retraction working group and its outreach efforts.
After Helen Dragas’ term on the Board of Visitors ended June 30, 2016, Dragas wrote an editorial detailing the over $2 billion Strategic Investment Fund. Here’s what we know about the fund.
Students are expressing shock and disbelief following news that Assoc. Prof. Walter Francis Korte Jr. was charged with two counts of possession of child pornography earlier this month.
The University Judiciary Committee had its first general body meeting for the 2016-2017 academic year Sunday.
Though Lampkin is leaving next week, both her and her interim successor have said that student affairs at the University will continue as usual.
Soering's attorney, Steven Rosenfield, said if McAuliffe grants the request, it will be an exoneration for Soering.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced Monday he and his staff have started the process of individually restoring voting rights to felons across Virginia.
The remodeling of Clemons’ second floor, which started last spring as part of President Sullivan’s Cornerstone Plan, is currently under renovations to be completed next fall.
The University’s Medical Center is undergoing renovation for the first time in 15 years.
Data presented to the Board of Visitors in February showed that approximately 43 percent of second years, 14 percent of third years and 8 fourth years live in on-Grounds University housing.
Once open, the building will serve as an alternative to the bar scene on the Corner.
After four years of construction, the Rotunda renovation has been completed in time for the start of classes Tuesday.
