The donations are then given to local nonprofits, including Goodwill, Habitat for Humanity and the Salvation Army.
Johnson’s suit includes claims against the agents for false arrest, excessive force, gross negligence, assault and battery.
After two years of work between the Office of the Dean of Students and the Multicultural Student Center Initiative, the University will be opening a multicultural center in fall 2016.
Giovanniello will be studying in Amman, Jordan with CET Academic Programs in a program designed to immerse him in the language and culture of the region.
Kelley Hodge, University Title IX coordinator and executive assistant to the president, will be resigning from her position effective May 13.
The proposal would reform a 40-year-old college curriculum.
Davis’s residency on Grounds will last from Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, and Diaz will follow from Jan. 23 to Feb. 11, 2017.
The University recently announced its new five-year plan to cut back on energy use, emissions and waste.
The commission’s work is scheduled to be completed by Nov. 30.
Many of the families of the students being honored were present at the memorial.
Out of the arrests, 15 were alcohol-related.
Grants were awarded to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, the Haven, Great Expectation and the Charlottesville Free Clinic.
Bruce Vik said future needs for the Batten School include classroom and student work space.
Everette Fortner said Handshake will provide the latest in technology and customer service.
The Cavalier Daily takes a look back over the past academic year.
This year, the University community felt much grief as eight students were lost.
The University’s Board of Visitors met over the course of the 2015-16 school year, beginning in mid-August with their annual retreat and most recently in late April.
The proposed facilities at the Boar’s Head Inn would offer 12 courts, seating for 3,500 spectators and a clubhouse with a locker room, lounge, meeting room, offices and viewing platform.
Signed and framed copies of the resolutions would be presented to the students’ families.
Other hotlines exist in the University community to serve the needs of students.
