There will be no changes to tuition and fees for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year for most undergraduates.
According to University spokesperson Wes Hester, the University has already met the first provision of the legislation through the construction of the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers.
The lack of menstrual products in quarantine and isolation housing has become a recurring issue for many students, leading students to resort to their friends and online delivery services.
Apprey’s goal, he said, was for 70 percent of Black students in each graduating class to graduate with a GPA resting at 3.0 or higher.
The seven-day average positivity rate has fallen to 0.25 percent compared to the 0.45 percent average reported last Sunday.
The QSU offers students who are “transgender, genderqueer, lesbian, bisexual, gay, straight, or queer in any other way,” a safe and supportive community.
All of Virginia will officially transition to phase 2 on April 18, per a request from Gov. Ralph Northam.
Liu, Cain and Cieslukowski ran on a joint ticket centered around ushering in a “new era of student governance” through equity, empowerment and renewal.
"You can #StopAsianHate all you want, but the message you are sending with your inaction is loud and clear,” Chong said.
If the proposed resolution is approved by the Board of Visitors, there will be no changes to tuition and fees for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year.
Numerous faculty, alumni, students, community members and descendants of enslaved laborers spoke at the dedication, which was streamed virtually.
University staff and faculty, who qualify to get vaccinated under phase 1c, have been eligible to receive a vaccination since April 1.
The University went online due to the pandemic only a week after last year’s Student Council elections, during the transition period just before their administration took office.
In a period of time where the nation holds polarizing views regarding various issues, Minow emphasized the importance of facing the past.
The incoming administration will take office next week.
The panel was moderated by Corey D.B. Walker, the Wake Forest Professor of Humanities at Wake Forest University. Larycia Hawkins, assistant professor of politics and religious studies, and Religious Studies Prof. Charles Mathewes completed Tuesday’s panel.
There have been 1,821 total cases reported during the spring semester as of Wednesday, in comparison to 1,548 total cases reported during the fall semester.
The Memorial will be dedicated one year after the initially planned formal dedication date, which was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The event encompassed topics including Black identity, voter suppression, minorities in politics and youth engagement.
Some of Oluo's tips included listening to what's already been said about race, relying on structure before sentiment, disinvesting from white supremacy and committing to learning and grow.
