The Committee plans to hold various events throughout the Popular Assembly week, including town halls and Honor mock trials.
When “The Greatest Show On Earth” came to town in 1954, elephants, giraffes, tigers, and hippos were paraded through the streets of Charlottesville.
As early as Thursday, anonymous posters began cropping up across Grounds that objected to Shrier’s upcoming visit.
The goal of the payment structure change is to eliminate certain obstacles to participation and foster greater engagement in intramural sports, according to Goode.
IFC recruitment will begin Jan. 14, before the beginning of the spring semester.
The general election will be held Nov 7.
The suspect, forty-year-old James Robert Allen, remains at large.
Classes will be capped at 48 students per section, and each advisor will have around three groups of students.
The Booker T. Washington project is located close to several popular off-Grounds student residences, including Cambridge Square, Woodrow and Oxford Hill Apartments.
The statistics show an increase in rape, aggravated assault, burglary, arson, dating violence, and stalking.
This article teaches a little-known piece of University lore — in the late 19th century, marksmen used to station themselves at present-day Old Dorms and aim for the clock at the top of the original Rotunda, only to find it was bulletproof!
The General Election — for which early voting opened Sept. 22 and will run until Nov. 4 — historically has the lowest voter turnout of all state elections.
The Council is expected to vote on which fuel source to continue studying for implementation in October.
The branch requesting the most money this year is the Presidential Cabinet Agency — a group of 11 committees working to implement the president’s long term policy goals — which requests a total of $169,400.
Pompeo did not state his opinion on claims that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent.
This is the fifth community alert of September and the second burglary of the month.
Elliott and O’Boyle said these trainings are essential both to help the Honor Committee’s function and to protect the constitutional rights of students at the University.
In a 1970s opinion piece, a student complains about the lack of parking spots on Grounds and calls for a boycott of the expensive parking meters. His words echo many of the complaints heard around Grounds today. Perhaps times have not changed all that much!
With materials dating back to 1921, the original layer of stucco on the structure has cracked over time and the roof has leaked for the past few years.
Five full-time employees were removed from the payroll as part of the ongoing pause in operations.
