A media briefing was held Friday over Zoom where U.Va. Health leaders behind the initiative spoke on the program’s details and impact.
Tuesday’s vetoes add to bills already vetoed by Spanberger, including many marquee bills vetoed when the General Assembly reconvened April 22.
The Committee discussed “elections, appointments, performance, promotions and compensation of specific officers and employees” in closed session, according to the meeting agenda.
Student leaders, reflecting on the meaning of self-governance at the University, spoke on their reactions to federal scrutiny, interactions with University administrators and engagement with a capable and inspiring student body.
Lo said these courses are intended to engage students in ethical conversations about AI and train them as leaders in the AI world.
The three-day celebration began Friday with Valedictory Exercises and a fourth-year class party, and Academic Processions took place Saturday and Sunday.
In an interview with The Cavalier Daily in March, University President Scott Beardsley said he aims to be a “global president” of the University.
A chaotic, yet historic celebration of thousands of fans rushing the football field occurred after the Cavaliers’ win against Florida State.
The graduating Class of 2026 witnessed these changes during their time at the University, with many changes occurring during the latter portion of their college careers.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Virginia Democrats’ final push for redistricting Friday ahead of the 2026 national midterm elections.
Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) signed a firearm ban for all Virginia public colleges and universities Tuesday at an event hosted by the Governor’s office in The Dome Room of the Rotunda.
According to its 2025 impact report, the Alumni Association serves a network of more than 269,000 living alumni and supports programming that spans young alumni engagement, scholarships, career resources and alumni interest groups.
This year, Valedictory Exercises will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at John Paul Jones Arena. As the official kickoff to graduation weekend, the ceremony will be open to all students and their families without ticketing restrictions.
Following the publishing of his guest piece, The Cavalier Daily asked Rosner follow-up questions to learn more about his experience as CEO.
In an emergency request Monday, Attorney General Jay Jones asked the U.S. Supreme Court to pause the Virginia Supreme Court’s Friday ruling that nullified the voter-approved redistricting amendment.
In a 3-2 vote May 4, the Charlottesville City Council reversed a December ruling by the City's Board of Architectural Review, granting “The Mark at Charlottesville” a necessary Certificate of Appropriateness for construction.
The first topic that Antholis and Dickerson discussed was how the field of journalism has changed over the years, specifically since the era of investigative journalism that uncovered the Watergate scandal in 1972.
A new Artificial Intelligence laboratory was announced as a joint venture between the University libraries and the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences April 17.
Vega leaves with a slew of accomplishments — such as keeping a diversity, equity and inclusion committee alive to hold events for underrepresented students and planning Valedictory Exercises — and is committed to serve as a Trustee for the next four years.
In a 4-3 decision Friday, the Supreme Court of Virginia issued a ruling which affirmed the Tazewell County Circuit’s position on redistricting, nullifying the results of the Commonwealth’s contested April 21 redistricting vote.
