Within the ticket, Mitchell is running for Student Council president, Pérez is running for Student Council vice president for administration and Tran is running for Student Council vice president for organizations.
Student Council convened for its weekly general body meeting Tuesday, where they heard an opening address from William Rudeseal, SGA president and fourth-year College at Wise student.
An email will be sent Feb. 24 to the University email address of every eligible student with a personalized link.
The University Judiciary Committee has adjudicated three cases and has 11 pending cases on the docket as the first month of the spring semester comes to an end.
This past summer Garcia left the University of Miami after a 24 year tenure to fill the former position of Nicole Hall, who is now the University’s new senior associate vice president and dean of students.
Over the past couple of weeks, the Committee has been exploring strategies to alleviate the workload put on the Vice Chair for Investigations.
Student Council revisited a resolution that called for institutional stability amid the University’s presidential tradition.
One event the Committee discussed was a panel on AI usage and academic integrity that will take place at The Colonnade Club Feb. 20.
The JPJ athletic dining hall permanently closed at the end of the Fall semester, which has impacted meal accessibility for student-athletes.
Student Council launched a dental insurance pilot reimbursement program Dec. 2 to provide coverage for students who need to secure dental insurance.
The most common case type involved violations of Standards of Conduct 6, 2 and 10 — violations of University policy, threats to health and safety and violations of federal, state or local law.
The Guide Service is now a Contracted Independent Organization and faces numerous changes as they transition into a new era of independence.
The statement called for a commitment to depoliticize institutional decision-making at the University, expand voting power for student representatives on the University’s Board of Visitors and prioritize affordability initiatives for the Charlottesville community.
Representatives voted unanimously to grant official recognition to 45 CIOs
Thomas Acklelson, Committee chair and fourth-year Engineering student, said that the Honor and LOTL co-sponsorship enhanced publicity for Honor amongst the University community.
Fourth-year College student Gregory Perryman currently serves as the student representative on the BOV as a non-voting member after beginning his one-year term June 1.
These events ranged from tabling outside of academic buildings to engage students in discourse about honor to bringing in graduate students to host help sessions on challenging topics within their respective schools.
This year's co-sponsorship with Honor will give LOTL an additional $10,000 and will give Honor a table on South Lawn.
The Honor Committee’s public meetings have been substantially shorter this semester. This semester the Committee’s meetings have had an average length of 34 minutes compared to 50 minutes in the 2024-25 term and 47 minutes in the 2023-24 term.
Ackelson said that he and McAninley discussed creating a small network of honor committees among certain undergraduate institutions so they can share their ideas, successes and challenges of their programs.
