Renowned writer and poet Maya Angelou gave an address to a full crowd in Old Cabell Hall, in which she spoke on education, literature and her own life and writing.
The Board of Visitors upheld U.Va. Health’s decision to reinstate gender-affirming care services for existing patients aged 18 and below, pending further federal litigation.
But for a university which had not seen a chapter’s FOA terminated since 2022, the investigation into Kappa Sigma turned up the pressure on Ueltschey and the University writ large.
While students will still have the option to choose between a reusable and disposable container at Gaston Food Hub, reusable containers are now the only option for to-go meals at the dining halls.
As the organization prepares to conduct itself independently, Taliaferro said that general body members of the Guide Service are frustrated but looking forward to the future.
Indivisible Charlottesville organized the event to encourage civic action against what it called an "unconstitutional power grab."
Madison House is a University volunteer center that works to connect students with the local Charlottesville community through hundreds of volunteer opportunities
Farmer said that the University will continue to support the organization with its current funding and assigned University space through the end of this academic year.
Along with Student Council leadership and representatives, as well as Honor Committee and UJC representatives, students will also vote for their Class Council presidents and vice presidents.
The University had previously committed to releasing the report upon completion of the criminal proceedings against Christopher Darnell Jones Jr., who pleaded guilty in November.
Jefferson’s former plantation home, owned by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation — an organization dedicated to historical preservation and education — also offered several events earlier in the month focused on Black history.
All libraries except for Clemons Library are closed Wednesday as of 1:15 p.m.
Rescheduled Honor Week events will take place within the next two weeks with a full schedule available on the Committee’s website.
Launched in 2001, Project Safe Neighborhoods is a nationwide initiative led by the U.S. Attorneys’ Offices to reduce violent crime — particularly involving gun violence — through collaboration between law enforcement, prosecutors and community leaders.
Bonner said that students may continue to use DeepSeek on personal devices as long as they are not connected to University networks.
The Committee received 31 more applications than the previous year, dropping the acceptance rate from 26.6 to 23.1 percent.
The Image Awards, hosted by the Office of African American Affairs, the Black Student Alliance and the Black Leadership Institute, recognized students and faculty members for their commitment toward the Black community of the University– and to cap off Black History Month 2009.
The University admitted 2,788 in-state applicants, resulting in a 25 percent in-state acceptance rate.
Student Council unanimously passed a resolution to create an earlier application start time and deadline for the on-Grounds housing selection process for returning undergraduates.
Students who were lower in the priority list received emails which said that those who did not receive housing can join a waitlist, but will be separated from their roommates.
