The IFC currently allocates $12,500 for scholarships, which it expects to double by 2030 due to interest rates on existing funds.
MacBlane currently serves as managing editor and was previously a news editor for The Cavalier Daily’s 132nd term, as well as a news senior associate editor.
Another subject at the meeting was admission statistics, presented by Donna Henry, chancellor of the College at Wise.
Graduate students will face an average tuition increase of between three to five percent depending on the program, with Darden students facing up to 12 percent increases.
Ryan detailed the sheer level of outreach the University has received both within and outside its direct community.
The Committee engaged in discussions on the University's response to last month’s shooting which resulted in the death of three University students and injured two others.
Five audit projects were completed in the second quarter of the 2022 fiscal year, with 13 currently in progress.
Vice President for Advancement Mark Luellen opened the discussion with an overview of the creation of the U.Va. Strong Fund.
Acceptances were released Tuesday evening and included 341 out-of-state offers and 697 in-state offers.
Cost estimates are being developed and were not presented during this meeting.
The search for a new Police Chief included several rounds of interviews, including in-person interviews conducted on Nov. 28 where candidates answered questions about issues important to constituents.
U.S. News has said that it will continue to rank all law schools without specifying how it will account for the missing data.
Virginia State Police is also conducting a separate criminal investigation into the shooting in coordination with the University of Virginia Police Department.
This was the first time Jones appeared in-person before the court.
The Dean Chairs Directors — a group made up of 27 faculty and staff members — voted Tuesday to reduce the requirements for student employment.
The suspect — who fled in an unknown direction — was described as wearing a black sweatshirt and blue jeans.
The two new bylaws were drafted and proposed by Hamza Aziz, vice chair for investigations and third-year College student.
Rachel Most, associate dean for undergraduate academic programs, made the request for all three students.
The proposed amendment would instead require the Senate to propose a slate of three candidates to the Board, who will then select one individual from the three to serve as the representative.
The Lighting of the Lawn Committee is made up of 48 members from all four undergraduate classes.
