Now, as the push for police reform, defunding and abolition gains traction amid nationwide protests, the Student Police Advisory Board has decided that it needs to resolve the tension amongst UPD and students by asking students directly for their advice on how to facilitate engagement between them.
The University’s Center for Politics has partnered with several related programs at the University to offer 50 students who have lost an internship opportunity working in the public sector a paid, virtual summer internship.
Grullon, who hails from the Bronx in New York City, said that she never planned on coming to the University, but after she attended a Young Alumni Reunion with her brother, 2013 College graduate, and financial aid worked out, she found herself in Charlottesville.
Next steps ranging from careers in healthcare to gap years and studying for graduate school exams.
The symposium, titled "We Are Not Invisible: A Case For Ethnic Studies," generated discussion regarding scholarship on topics including race, ethnicity and the experience of indigenous populations.
The event was hosted by Madison House’s Help Line, If You’re Reading This and National Alliance on Mental Illness on Grounds.
The Muslim Students Association kicked off the month by painting Beta Bridge on April 7 and plans on ending the month's activities on April 29 with a Mindfulness in Islam discussion held in the Multicultural Center.
Nearly 90 College students are successfully matched with Charlottesville-based internships every Internship Placement Program session.
Residents of Bice House waited approximately six hours to reenter their residences following an accidental fire in the complex Saturday night.
Individuals without an advance ticket will be unable to go to Trinity Irish Pub or Boylan Heights this Saturday to watch the men's basketball Final Four game against Auburn.
Student Council announced Tuesday that free menstrual hygiene products will be available at 1515 University Avenue, Newcomb Hall, Nau Hall, Gibson Hall and Commons.
With the goal to educate, empower, and connect first-generation and low-income students, the AL1GN conference will have a series of workshops, activities and speeches.
The bill was introduced by Sara Zahir, a fourth-year College student and Student Council representative, who said the grading system change would negatively affect the Music Department's reputation.
Six courses offered in the upcoming spring 2019 semester will be taught by current University students.
If the University is truly “Ours to Shape,” let students help sculpt that future.
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