Spanberger recommended amendments to SB727 in the Nature of a Substitute — a rewritten version of the bill — which was received back by the Senate April 11.
The Board of Visitors’ Committee on the College at Wise convened Monday in the David J. Prior Convocation Center in Wise, Va. following a series of Board meetings Thursday in Charlottesville.
Law Prof. Andy Block — who was not present but submitted a statement to be read aloud — and Law Prof. Rich Hines each gave statements for the Chair-elect position, which will begin this summer and transition into the Senate Chair position in 2027.
The multi-floor hotel has rooms starting at under $200 per night, a rate which varies seasonally.
The Charlottesville Board of Zoning Appeals convened at City Hall Thursday and ruled that ‘The Mark at Charlottesville’ — a proposed private apartment complex in the historically Black neighborhood of Fifeville — qualifies for student housing incentives.
Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America and podcast host, visited Grounds Wednesday as a part of her college speaking tour titled “Abortion is Human Sacrifice.”
The Board named Jackson Sleadd, Class of 2027 President and third-year College student, and Jeri Seidman, outgoing Faculty Senate chair and professor of Commerce, as the incoming student and faculty representatives to the University’s Board for the 2026-27 academic year.
According to these Executive Board members and representatives, Student Council is experiencing operational disruption, which has stalled the confirmation of its incoming Executive Board members, prolonged application timelines for leadership positions and contributed to uncertainty amongst leadership.
The Finance Committee, chaired by Vice Rector Victoria Harker, is responsible for the University’s financial affairs and business operations, and the Committee manages the budget, tuition and student fees.
Written reports submitted by the Office of Audit and Compliance to the committee outlined high-risk findings in student services, information technology, parking operations and payroll administration at U.Va. Health.
The run was organized by the Fourth-Year Trustees and was the second Run with Jim since his resignation last June.
The Honor Committee held its first meeting for the 185th term Sunday evening, led by Genny Freed, newly-elected Committee chair and third-year College student.
With the use of artificial intelligence on the rise at the University, there are currently no official policies in place at the University to regulate the usage of AI in educational settings or professional environments.
Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) had a deadline of 11:59 p.m. April 13 to act upon the bills that passed the 2026 General Assembly session, which took place from Jan. 14 to March 14.
The full Board of Visitors will convene Thursday to vote on tuition and fees for the 2026-27 academic year, hear an update on research at the University and discuss the University’s risk management programs.
After an American air strike against Libyan terrorist facilities, professors in the government and history departments shared their reactions.
Harris said that RMHC is preparing for the enlarged NICU to bring more families to Charlottesville who could benefit from the free housing and support services that RMHC provides.
The UJC Executive Committee is composed of five voting members and seven non-voting members.
The Faculty Senate’s Executive Council met Friday to hear updates from University President Scott Beardsley on his future strategic planning for the University, which will aim to build upon former University President Jim Ryan’s 2030 Plan.
The Engineering Student Council — a Special Status Organization within the School of Engineering and Applied Science — will host its 33rd annual Engineering Week Monday through Friday.
