Center for Global Health Equity provides research grants to 29 students
By Thomas Baxter | May 13, 2023A majority of scholars do their research on public health in Africa, and the CGHE has connections with several East African universities.
A majority of scholars do their research on public health in Africa, and the CGHE has connections with several East African universities.
After almost two years of closure following a kitchen fire and delays in construction, the bar surprised fourth-years with exclusive access to a private concert — $20 tickets sold out in under one minute.
These are the first two community alerts of May.
With early voting to begin May 5, civic groups on Grounds — including the U.Va Center for Politics and University Democrats — have sought to maintain student engagement in the upcoming election before students leave for the summer.
The most dramatic decrease in funding is for the Executive Administrative Operations Committee, which previously aimed to create an alternative to police intervention in dorms for students experiencing mental health crises.
The event commemorated the Institute’s recent name change and mission expansion — the Environmental Institute, formerly the Environmental Resilience Institute, was founded in 2017.
The draft lawsuit identifies University President Jim Ryan and U.Va. Board of Visitors members as defendants.
Committee members and students engaged in conversation across a wide variety of topics, including often negative student perception of the Honor system, approaches to generative AI and the Committee’s efficiency.
UJC meetings — which take place every Sunday at 6 p.m. in the Trial Room of Newcomb Hall — have concluded for the semester. The Committee has heard 14 cases and will be releasing a public report about these cases in the next month.
Students, faculty and staff can access information on hosting zero waste events and read about waste policies on the U.Va. Sustainability website. The PlasticFree2023 campaign aims to increase awareness of the single-use plastic policy.
While the exact timeline is fluid, the final verdict will determine whether either group faces sanctioning by the University Judiciary Committee.
The Honor Committee Town Hall will serve as an open forum for students to share their thoughts, feedback and questions regarding the newly passed multi-sanction system.
Many students posted online about the wifi outage as they were unable to access online academic resources and other student services while preparing for final exams.
According to data from the Albemarle County Police Department, the races this year did not lead to any arrests for public intoxication, and no one was reported to have received on-site medical treatment.
The Princeton Review ranked the University No. 2 on its list of “Top 50 Best Value Colleges” annual report comparing public schools.
Carter said she was excited to join the team of directors and begin to better understand Madison House’s operations.
In the coming years, the Institute will be expanded to include climate change and environment-related research and engagement on Grounds through the new $10 million Climate Collaborative, a program to fund four to six interdisciplinary research teams to lead climate-related projects at the University.
About 25 students gathered near the Berlin Wall exhibition to remember this tragedy and honor the lives lost.
While the University’s overall spring admissions cycle acceptances were 42.3 percent men and 57.7 percent women, SEAS acceptances were 39 percent women.
Sims said the reduction in this year’s Summer budget signifies more efficient spending by Student Council.