Adams said the centralized planning of the center makes it a valuable space for patients and staff.
The University Judiciary Committee had its first general body meeting of the spring term April 3 to introduce the new executive board members and go over general goals of the coming term.
The 2015-16 Honor Committee wrapped up its term with a vote on three new by-laws, as well as a review of an audit of Honor’s hearing procedure.
Former University president and English Prof. John T. Casteen III received a salary of $430,000 — the highest in the College of Arts & Sciences.
Four people were shot at the Greyhound Bus Station in Richmond on Thursday afternoon. One of the victims, Virginia State Police trooper Chad P. Dermyer, died Thursday after suffering life-threatening injuries.
The event — titled “War as Muse: Revisiting Iconic Texts of the Civil War Era” — featured six keynote lecturers from the University, University of California at Los Angeles and Mercer University.
The University’s School of Medicine received more operating sources than any other department during the 2015-16 fiscal year.
Curry Prof. Walter Heinecke said cost of living should factor in determining faculty and staff salary.
Some University professors teach in multiple departments across different disciplines, which can affect their departmental status, who enrolls in their classes and what their research covers.
U.S. Senators Warner and Kaine recently joined a bipartisan group calling on Congress to allocate additional federal resources to enforce laws combating sexual assault on college campuses.
The University chapter of Phi Kappa Psi’s lawsuit against Rolling Stone magazine has been set for October 23, 2017, according to a report from Newsplex. The jury trial will last 10 days.
Charlottesville will host the 5th annual Tom Tom Founder’s Festival April 11-17.
The Presidential Precinct hosted the first of the two-day 2016 Global Leadership Forum Tuesday in the Newcomb Ballroom, bringing together leaders from over 45 countries to discuss challenges facing the world.
The trial is set to begin October 11.
The joint statement also mentions a University Judiciary Committee investigation into whether Dudzinski had violated the University’s Standards of Conduct against hazing and intentionally or recklessly threatening the health or safety of another.
Huguely’s current attorney filed the writ of habeas corpus in January on the grounds that Huguely had been deprived of a fair trial due to ineffective legal representation.
Dittmar is running on a platform of expanding internet access and affordability, job creation and workforce training.
Jesse Matthew Jr. was transferred from the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail to Red Onion State Prison March 29.
The University Alumni Association partnered with project organizers to research information and photographs for the project.
The Office of Housing and Residence Life has sent out emails reminding residents to carry their IDs with them at all times.
