Robertson specifically mentioned concerns about Student Council’s ability to secure enough resources to fund its initiatives due to the administrative turnover.
Carson Breus, vice chair for sanctions and third-year Commerce student, said the change is meant to give all parties involved more time to deal with the logistics of any given Honor case.
The new pay structure will cost an estimated $10 million, more than was anticipated in a city-wide compensation study presented to the City Council in April, which suggested a maximum budget of $6.6 million.
Fire Department personnel, along with police officers, remained at the site of the fire while the department ventilated smoke from the building’s third floor.
The University Judiciary Committee and Interfraternity Council have also issued sanctions against the frat, striving to improve safety regulations for all fraternities at future events.
No weapons or injuries have been reported at this time.
Stony Point Development Group, the company behind the proposed development, is facing heavy criticism about the project’s potential impact on the community.
The concert included a range of performances from 18 groups, each delivering songs in their own genre and vocal style.
Kelly brings extensive teaching and mentoring experience to implement a student-focused approach.
For first-years, the fair helps facilitate a smooth transition to college life by offering an overview of the many organizations the University has to offer.
Convocation is a longstanding tradition at the University, throughout which students sit facing the Rotunda. During Final Exercises, students progress down the Lawn away from the Rotunda, coming full circle four years later.
Sneathren said Jones’s decision was “knowingly and intelligently made.”
HRL assigned all first-year students to either a Thursday or Friday move-in date with various time slots throughout the day.
A change.org petition aimed at reclaiming the center has garnered over 1,850 signatures u2014 University representatives say a solution is in works.
For many lawnies who will be graduating, this year represents the beginning of the end of their undergraduate careers.
Hundreds of hand-scrawled notes like “Three stars in the sky,” “Rest in power,” “You will never be forgotten” line the large “Forever in our hearts” painted on the wall.
The event will include three brief dialogues about the impacts of the rally, with two speakers describing their experiences on Aug. 12, as well as a faith leader explaining the effect of the event on local religious groups.
According to the email, employees who violate the ban may be subject to consequences.
The historic panels were removed from their site in front of McCormick Road next to Alderman Library.
A second optional prompt invites students to discuss their personal history with the University — including legacy status or connections to any enslaved laborers.
