The measures outlined by Mahoney include limiting discretionary spending, maintaining stricter hiring reviews and deferring several large-scale construction projects.
Mahoney said he hopes to prioritize shared governance by ensuring University leadership remains attentive to the voice of faculty, staff, students and alumni.
The three new representatives are graduate Arts & Sciences student Akila Abeyaratna, graduate Arts & Sciences student Rebecca Weinstein and graduate Data Science student Ryan Dallas.
The search committee serves in an advisory capacity to find a permanent University president following former President Jim Ryan’s resignation in June.
The review is a continuation of the University-wide preliminary compliance review, which the University Counsel conducted beginning late May.
With the advent of the iPod in 2001, students discussed their go-to means of listening to music.
“You can get angry, or you can be a Supreme Court justice,” Jackson said.
Founded by John Isaacson in 1982, the firm has conducted nearly 10,000 searches across the independent sector, according to its website.
Archivist Justice Menzel compiles The Cavalier Daily's coverage on Otto Warmbier
Student Council approved a budget of $271,769.11 for the 2025-26 academic year.
At the top of the ballot is the gubernatorial race between Spanberger and Earle-Sears. The winning candidate of this race will be Virginia’s first woman governor.
Whelan spoke to students on the process of federal judge confirmation, the evolution of federal judge appointments over the last 30 years, the rise in polarization characterizing the system and the importance of forming connections across party lines.
Both Clemons Library and Shannon Library function as central study spaces on Grounds, yet neither have late-night hours this semester.
This year, the School of Architecture Student Council has lost its $12,000 budget for planning and executing the annual Beaux Arts Ball charity event as a result of University-wide cuts to discretionary funding.
In response to a student question, Spanberger said the Board’s appointment process should be revisited.
A monument to free speech was erected at the Downtown Mall, created and maintained by the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression, which was founded by former University President Robert O’Neil.
UJC will be electing four new representatives in accordance with its new referendum.
The College Scorecard — a resource managed by the U.S. Department of Education — offers an answer to whether a U.Va. is worth it in the form of a breakdown by median salary and student loan debt after graduation for a range of majors.
The central long-term goal which Mahoney said he is focused on is free and open inquiry.
According to Henry, the College raised a total of over $131 million from thousands of alumni, parents, community members and corporate partners.
