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The proposed budget’s total was $194,495, $184,470 of which comes from Student Activities Fee funding and $10,025 of which comes from non-SAF funding.

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Student Council introduces annual budget, tables resolution on YAF 9/11 memorial vandalism

By Kristin O’Donoghue | September 30, 2021

Student Council has access to a surplus of funds as a result of low utilization of Student Activities Fee funding by CIOs during the pandemic.

Individuals may also submit anonymous crime tips through two apps — TipSubmit or Rave Guardian.

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Clery Act report shows decrease in most crimes from 2018 to 2020

By Emma Gallagher | September 30, 2021

While most reported crime statistics decreased in 2020, students, parents and community members have widely shared a sense of fear over a perceived increase in violence around Grounds recently.

The 300 block of 14th St. NW, located near Venable Elementary School and adjacent to Grandmarc Apartments.

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Prowling incident reported on 14th St. NW

By Ava MacBlane | September 29, 2021

This is the ninth community alert sent to the community since the beginning of the fall semester, and the first instance of prowling.

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Students translate passions into impactful clubs during pandemic

By Emma Gallagher | September 29, 2021

Each CIO has given members a community and space to engage with peers during the pandemic.

Honor Committee members discuss the viability of the informed retraction alongside Constitutional changes during Sunday night meeting.

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Honor Committee debates use of the informed retraction in Sunday meeting

By Lexi Baker | September 28, 2021

The meeting — which took place Sunday at 7 p.m. in the trial room of Newcomb Hall — allowed for representatives to gauge their fellow members’ thoughts on the usefulness of the informed retraction.

Panelists discuss "Mobility, equity, and the American dream" during Miller Center's Biennial Celebration.

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U.Va. hosts discussion on the American dream as part of Democracy Biennial

By Will Hetherington | September 28, 2021

Barnes posed questions to panelists regarding the reality of the American Dream in 2021, the causes of economic stagnation, and how to move into a society where economic mobility is fruitful.

Student Member of the Board Sarita Mehta also gave remarks during the session. Mehta emphasized the importance of promoting positive mental health among students through increasing the scale of mental health resources.

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BOV discusses free speech, public safety and community after the pandemic

By Stratton Marsh | September 27, 2021

Ryan also mentioned initiatives such as the Safe Ride program, Safe Walk escorts, Charge-a-Ride program and the new Guardian app that were detailed in a recent email from Robyn Hadley, vice president and chief student affairs officer, to University students and parents.

The student-led event included collaborative efforts from Political Latinxs United for Movement and Action in Society, Young Democratic Socialists of America at U.Va., undocUVA, Asians Revolutionizing Together and Student Council.

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U.Va. students gather for the sixth annual Disorientation session, shedding light on the history of the University

By Elise Johnston | September 27, 2021

Disorientation was created as a juxtaposition to new student orientation and recognizes and educates students on the history of racism and inequality at the University.

The meeting was available to the public through a live stream and was held in-person in the Board Room of the Rotunda.

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BOV Academic and Student Life Committee discusses advising, hears from new Engineering dean

By Lexi Baker | September 27, 2021

The advising task force will talk about their findings at the December Board of Visitors meeting and submit a final report in March.

Before the announcement of the gift, University President Jim Ryan introduced third-year College student Ada Zhang, who performed a violin piece titled “The Ader Anthem.”

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U.Va. gifted $50 million for new performing arts center

By Ava MacBlane | September 26, 2021

The building will feature a 1,100-plus-seat concert hall, a 150-seat recital hall, spaces for experimental art and rehearsal studios. Old Cabell Hall’s auditorium currently has a capacity of 851 people.

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BOV discusses transparency in tuition setting, undergraduate advising audit

By Ava MacBlane and Kristin O’Donoghue | September 26, 2021

Goals include enhancing contextual information provided to inform tuition setting, a guaranteed tuition plan and assessing how changes to tuition and fees are communicated to students and families.

The committee also voted to approve the concept site, design guidelines and name for the new Karsh Institute of Democracy, announced this past June.

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BOV Building and Grounds committee discusses additions to capital plan

By Diana Revilla | September 26, 2021

The conference center will house guest lecturers, alumni, and other visitors to the University and will also include the largest meeting space in Charlottesville at 10,000 square feet.

The victim fled towards 17th Street, and the group fled southbound on Rugby Road.

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Aggravated assault reported on Rugby Road

By Eva Surovell | September 25, 2021

A group of approximately six males was reported to have approached the victim, who was walking northbound on Rugby Road near Beta Bridge.

Eriksson was a member of of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity and lived with his fraternity brothers this year.

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Third-year College student Robbie Eriksson passes away

By Maryann Xue | September 23, 2021

In addition to being co-president of the Econ Club, Eriksson was a member of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity.

While she is the first Lawn resident to directly protest the policy, Camp is not the first to critique the policy — residents previously called the restrictions “very hypocritical” and said they served “no real good purpose.”

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U.Va. removes Lawn resident signs posted in protest of new HRL signage policy

By Ava MacBlane | September 23, 2021

In an interview with The Cavalier Daily, Camp said her main goal in posting the sign is to get the policy changed.

“I am sure COVID has another few curveballs waiting for us,” Ryan said. “If there’s any pattern to this, just when you think you’ve got your arms around it, you get thrown another curveball.”

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President Ryan discusses health, safety, equity ahead of BOV meeting

By Jenn Brice , Maryann Xue and Ava MacBlane | September 23, 2021

The main message Ryan emphasized regarding the University’s current COVID-19 policies — vaccines are effective and important in keeping the community safe.

Rector of the Board Whittington Clement, student member of the Board Sarita Mehta and Faculty Senate Chair Dr. Susan Clark will share remarks.

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BOV to discuss priorities for year, strategic plan

By Erin Rafferty | September 22, 2021

The Committee will also vote on the state six-year institutional plan, biennial budget requests — including increasing the minimum wage for work study students — endowment spending policy, strategic investment fund guidelines and quasi-endowment action.

One stop is the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers, where students are given the opportunity to learn about its creation and history at the University.

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Student-led tours ensure first years learn U.Va.’s history of enslaved laborers

By Sydney Herzog | September 22, 2021

The information these tours include are the history of enslaved laborers at the University, the creation of the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers and the position of students both on Grounds and within the larger Charlottesville community.

The MRC announced the series as a way to maintain institutional memory of student activism on Grounds.

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Cultural Organization for Latin Americans presents history of its activism

By Zach Rosenthal | September 22, 2021

This past Monday, the Cultural Organization for Latin Americans at UVA presented a talk, speaking about the group’s history and it’s vision for the future.

After last week’s meeting, members who proposed the three options moving forward made adjustments and resubmitted plans.

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Honor Committee proposes constitutional change eliminating expulsion as a sanction

By Lexi Baker | September 21, 2021

The plan that was approved by the committee would maintain the current single-sanction system in place. However, it would eliminate expulsion as a sanction and would replace it with a two-semester leave of absence.

Student Council introduces annual budget, tables resolution on YAF 9/11 memorial vandalism

Clery Act report shows decrease in most crimes from 2018 to 2020

Prowling incident reported on 14th St. NW

Students translate passions into impactful clubs during pandemic

Honor Committee debates use of the informed retraction in Sunday meeting

U.Va. hosts discussion on the American dream as part of Democracy Biennial

BOV discusses free speech, public safety and community after the pandemic

U.Va. students gather for the sixth annual Disorientation session, shedding light on the history of the University

BOV Academic and Student Life Committee discusses advising, hears from new Engineering dean

U.Va. gifted $50 million for new performing arts center

BOV discusses transparency in tuition setting, undergraduate advising audit

BOV Building and Grounds committee discusses additions to capital plan

Aggravated assault reported on Rugby Road

Third-year College student Robbie Eriksson passes away

U.Va. removes Lawn resident signs posted in protest of new HRL signage policy

President Ryan discusses health, safety, equity ahead of BOV meeting

BOV to discuss priorities for year, strategic plan

Student-led tours ensure first years learn U.Va.’s history of enslaved laborers

Cultural Organization for Latin Americans presents history of its activism

Honor Committee proposes constitutional change eliminating expulsion as a sanction

Dune delivers on style but lacks on substance

U.Va endowment reaches record high of $14.5 billion in 2020-2021 fiscal year

Faculty Senate meets to discuss future of instruction at U.Va.

CANO-SANTIAGO: Abolish the colony — Puerto Rican independence is long overdue

Masking announcement follows Cavalier Marching Band petition to play wind instruments during football games

YDSA calls on U.Va. to fire Longo, defund Ambassadors ahead of Defund UPD event

Cancellation of Trick-or-Treating on the Lawn prompts student volunteering

CYNN: Self-segregation at the University is real, and it’s not inherently a bad thing

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Virginia heads west, hoping to continue winning streak against No. 25 BYU

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