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The two groups also shared a list of 14 points why United States citizens should continue to show support to send aid to Ukraine.

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Ukrainian students share stories from war-torn Ukraine

By Priya Kommu | April 24, 2023

The presentation focused on showcasing cities in Ukraine most affected by the conflict as well as bringing Russian actions to light.

Members of the club are invited to perform by school year, followed by performances from sister clubs.

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Indian Student Association holds fifteenth-annual India Day celebration

By Giulia Silverstein | April 24, 2023

The celebration honors South Asian culture within the University community by showcasing art created by its students.

Madelyn Nance, fourth-year cognitive science student, presented her research at the Reid Conference on Friday.

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U.Va. Hosts 17th Annual L. Starling Reid Psychology Research Conference

By Linda Ziamanesh | April 23, 2023

The University hosted its 17th Annual Reid Psychology Research Conference on Friday to give undergraduate researchers at the University and other colleges an opportunity to present their ongoing research projects.

Ryan ran the marathon just days after the blue and white spring football game — the University’s first official football game since the shooting.

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Jim Ryan runs Boston Marathon in honor of November shooting victims

By Emily Horn | April 21, 2023

Ryan said he wanted to honor the victims by wearing their names in order to keep their memories alive.

At the end of the debate, participants had the opportunity to pose questions to the speakers.

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Should TikTok be banned in America? Aynne Kokas and Rebeccah Heinrichs debate

By Diem Trinh | April 20, 2023

In China, Prof. Kokas said TikTok is called Douyin, and it has different digital governance framework than in the U.S., which is more protective of young people and users.

Professor of Medicine Dr. Keith Keen will serve as the founding director of the new Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

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U.Va. launches Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

By Haylee Ressa | April 20, 2023

The School of Medicine introduced the Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine on Monday. The center aims to challenge large public health disparities by bringing together experts across University departments.

The General Body will revisit and take a final vote in the coming weeks as they finalize the Summer budget.

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Student Council debates proposed bill to amend its budgetary process

By Grace Thrush | April 19, 2023

If this new timeline passes, the summer budget — which will be sent out to representatives on Saturday — will still run until the beginning of September and the annual plan will be enacted in mid-September.

Bray said her biggest goal was to get the Honor system “back on track” in terms of functionality after a term of ambitious changes.

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Previous Honor chair Gabrielle Bray looks to newly-elected Committee to ensure a smooth transition

By Ashley Mosby | April 19, 2023

Along with the major change Bray saw as chair, she also entered her position following last spring’s student referendum where students voted to reduce the single-sanction of expulsion to a two-semester leave of absence.

Raza’s last day as UJC chair was April 1 and he transitioned his role to Kopelnik in his final meeting April 2.

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Former UJC chair Nabeel Raza reflects on his term of “change and flexibility”

By Priya Kommu | April 19, 2023

This fall semester, the Committee adjudicated 12 cases — 5 of which were COVID-19 related.

On the night of Aug. 11 march, white supremacists gathered at the University, brandishing torches and shouting racist, anti-Semetic and homophobic chants.

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Torch-wielding marchers indicted over 2017 rally

By Merrill Hart | April 19, 2023

These indictments are part of an active criminal investigation connected with the march and the following “Unite the Right rally” that shook Charlottesville almost six years ago.

Students volunteered at the third annual Out of Darkness walk at the Amphitheater on Sunday

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U.Va. hosts third annual Out of the Darkness walk for suicide prevention

By Linda Ziamanesh | April 18, 2023

Every year, approximately 1,100 college students commit suicide, making it the second most common cause of death among college students.

The event’s participants spent three hours walking laps around the field — relaying with their teammates — to physically show support for cancer patients and survivors.

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Relay for Life raises $23,492 to fight cancer leading up to annual event to commemorate cancer patients and their caregivers

By Diem Trinh | April 18, 2023

In the months leading up to the annual event, participants raised over twenty-three thousand dollars for the American Cancer Society.

The proposed rehabilitative academic course would serve as the education sanction under the new Honor system.

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Honor Committee considers academic course for sanctioned students

By Ashley Mosby | April 17, 2023

Though the Committee could not vote formally on the proposal due to lack of quorum, Committee members considered the course’s implementation

Grandmarc does not have an official subletting policy, but instead a “takeover” policy with an official application that a potential tenant must fill out.

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Students face stressful subletting market as summer nears

By Priya Kommu and Haley Barrett | April 17, 2023

Large numbers of students who leave Charlottesville for the summer look to sublet their living spaces in order to make money back on rent, since most leases run through July or August.

At sunrise, purple-robed members of the Society of Purple Shadows walked silently to the seated Jefferson statue on the South Lawn.

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University commemorates and reflects on Founder’s Day

By Finn Trainer | April 15, 2023

The Society of Purple Shadows’ proceedings on Founder’s Day morning have become a longstanding tradition since the group’s creation in 1963

The College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences hold their Final Exercises on the Lawn May 20, while each of the University’s other undergraduate and graduate schools hold their joint final exercises May 21.

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University announces finals weekend speakers for 2023 final exercises

By Eleanor Jenkins | April 14, 2023

Jacqueline Novogratz, University alumna and Acumen founder and CEO, will speak at Valedictory Exercises May 19, U.Va. Director of Athletics Carla Williams will speak at May 20 Final Exercises, and Louis P. Nelson, architectural history professor and Vice Provost for Academic Outreach, will speak at May 21 Final Exercises.

Voting for the Virginia state primary will begin on May 5.

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Va State Senate candidates Deeds and Hudson debate each other in candidate forum

By Emily Horn | April 14, 2023

The event was hosted by the UVA Center for Politics and Charlottesville Tomorrow, and it was meant to give Charlottesville community members more information about the candidates’ platforms.

Students and staff can reserve free tickets using their University email and computing ID.

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Waka Flocka Flame revealed as third Springfest Artist

By Merrill Hart | April 13, 2023

The inclusion of three artists — hinted at by the UPC writing “⅔” in their earlier announcements — represents a break in a longstanding tradition from solo performances.

The next DOTL event will be held April 17 and the final day is April 22.

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Days on the Lawn welcomes newly admitted Class of 2027 to explore U.Va.

By Diem Trinh | April 13, 2023

Programming across all four days includes events such as open houses, tours of Grounds and resource fairs.

Although Longo has faith in the short-term benefits of his proposals, he stressed the need for a deeper understanding of root causes and wider community change.

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In the wake of continued gun violence, University seeks best path forward

By Caroline Hagood and Eleanor Jenkins | April 13, 2023

Although he has faith in the short-term benefits of his proposals, Longo stressed the need for a deeper understanding of root causes and wider community change such as public investments and after-school programs.

Ukrainian students share stories from war-torn Ukraine

Indian Student Association holds fifteenth-annual India Day celebration

U.Va. Hosts 17th Annual L. Starling Reid Psychology Research Conference

Jim Ryan runs Boston Marathon in honor of November shooting victims

Should TikTok be banned in America? Aynne Kokas and Rebeccah Heinrichs debate

U.Va. launches Center for Health Equity and Precision Medicine

Student Council debates proposed bill to amend its budgetary process

Previous Honor chair Gabrielle Bray looks to newly-elected Committee to ensure a smooth transition

Former UJC chair Nabeel Raza reflects on his term of “change and flexibility”

Torch-wielding marchers indicted over 2017 rally

U.Va. hosts third annual Out of the Darkness walk for suicide prevention

Relay for Life raises $23,492 to fight cancer leading up to annual event to commemorate cancer patients and their caregivers

Honor Committee considers academic course for sanctioned students

Students face stressful subletting market as summer nears

University commemorates and reflects on Founder’s Day

University announces finals weekend speakers for 2023 final exercises

Va State Senate candidates Deeds and Hudson debate each other in candidate forum

Waka Flocka Flame revealed as third Springfest Artist

Days on the Lawn welcomes newly admitted Class of 2027 to explore U.Va.

In the wake of continued gun violence, University seeks best path forward

Board of Visitors discusses DEI initiatives, faculty political affiliations and U.Va.’s ranking

LANFORD: All Virginians, including ex-felons, deserve voting rights

Academic and Student Life Committee announces new software for undergraduate advising

ISTVAN: Starting pitching the key for Virginia baseball in NCAA Tournament

Board of Visitors Finance Committee approves University’s $5.4 billion fiscal year budget

Board of Visitors discusses DEI initiatives, faculty political affiliations and U.Va.’s ranking

The committee on the College at Wise discusses efforts to improve retention rates

LANFORD: All Virginians, including ex-felons, deserve voting rights

Building and grounds committee forwards Karsh Institute building and fossil fuel free energy plant

Academic and Student Life Committee announces new software for undergraduate advising

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