The School of Data Science hosted its tenth annual Datapalooza Friday, bringing together industry professionals and professors to share insights about the field.
Andy McClure, owner of The Virginian and a class of 2001 alumnus, said that the last five years have placed a strain on the restaurant business due to significant expense increases.
A new on-Grounds housing policy concerning residential colleges will change the reapplication system to give rising second years who are returning to the colleges priority in the housing process.
Paul Cherukuri was recently named the University’s first chief innovation officer in August, a role within the Office of the Vice President for Research that was created to help expand student entrepreneurship and start-up activity at the University.
As her content helps her followers parse their own academic, fitness and professional journeys, Awuok’s content has also been beneficial for herself
The University Judiciary Committee has adjudicated ten cases this semester and has 17 pending cases.
Students broadly expressed content with Spanberger’s win.
The University shared a “run, hide, fight” alert with community members at 3:05 p.m. today, saying that there was an active attacker with a gun in the area of Shannon Library.
Hall shared with Student Council her path to becoming a Dean of Students, highlighting her commitment to strengthening mentorship and career development opportunities for students.
The letter posits that the Compact may be framed as an offer, but in practice, it is an “unconstitutional threat.”
Acampora stressed that AI had both the ability to save and also destroy humanity.
Changes made to the University’s supplemental essay prompts during this time came in the midst of the Supreme Court’s 2023 reversal of race-based affirmative action
Student Council announced a new pilot program to provide free Plan-B — an emergency contraception — to University students at no cost through the Student Health and Wellness pharmacy.
The University Democrats and College Republicans presidents discussed issues prevalent in the upcoming gubernatorial race such as the economy, housing, energy and healthcare during their discussion Monday.
More than one thousand students, faculty, staff and community members gathered on the Lawn at noon Friday to urge the University to reject the proposed Trump administration’s “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.”
