The amount a student pays in fees is dependent on several factors, such as a students’ residence in- or out-of-state and their school of enrollment.
According to the website, its research spans college access and success, early childhood education, school leadership and accountability, teacher quality, labor market trends and methodology and measurement studies.
According to National Student Clearinghouse, undergraduate enrollment in traditional information and computer science degrees at four-year institutions fell by 8.1 percent in the fall of 2025 compared to fall 2024.
Phil Trella, associate vice provost and director of the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs, confirmed that preliminary data shows that, after a period of climbing Ph.D. enrollment, fewer students are applying to the University’s Ph.D. programs, and the programs themselves are becoming smaller.
Two years after the University began offering tech-free courses through its Summer Technology Sabbatical, the program has expanded, with courses offered this summer in psychology and engineering.
Christa Acampora, dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and professor of philosophy, delivered the First Lecture to students on the Lawn Monday morning.
Students at the University are expressing a range of emotions, with two who spoke to The Cavalier Daily signaling relief at the Court’s decision, and one expressing opposition.
Looking to late August, classes will commence Tuesday, and various University groups will reconvene after adjusted summer schedules.
In an interview with The Cavalier Daily, Colin Derdeyn, interim dean of the School of Medicine, explained the selection process of the two chairs and the new chairs’ plans for their departments.
The Cavalier Daily reached out to University student organizations, including the International Relations Organization and Students for Equity and Reform in Virginia, to hear student perspectives on the Mullin decision.
Brie Gertler, interim executive vice president and provost, and Dr. Mitchell Rosner, chief executive officer of U.Va. Health and executive vice president for health affairs, wrote to the School of Nursing community Tuesday morning to announce Nursing Dean Dr. Marianne Baernholdt will be stepping down from her role.
While these experiences help students advance their future goals, this culture of competition can also lead to pressure to have the “perfect” summer — defined by productivity and achievement, according to students interviewed by The Cavalier Daily.
The ceremony is a longstanding tradition in medical schools across the country in which incoming first-year medical students receive their first white coat as they enter the medical profession.
Each year, 54 third-year students are selected in the spring semester to live on the Lawn during their fourth year.
SJP’s statement Friday primarily highlighted the destruction of Gaza’s educational system by Israel’s government as a major point of concern.
