The week will culminate with “Rolling Stone Wasn’t the Beginning: A History of Sexual Violence and Rape at the University of Virginia” Sunday at 4 p.m. in Old Cabell Hall, co-hosted by the University Guide Service and open to the University community.
Student Council has launched its latest initiative in collaboration with the Inter-Sorority Council to provide free menstrual products to students in bathrooms at libraries on Grounds.
This past Friday’s event had a special emphasis on unifying the University and Charlottesville communities during times of a contentious political climate.
Johnathan Perkins said he feels his case can be used as an example to reform the Honor system.
Formerly known as the Contributory Mental Disorder process, the evaluation will now be called a Contributory Health Impairment.
“Today is about celebrating both service and community and when it comes to community, the thing that seems incredibly important to me is building bridges,” University President Jim Ryan said.
As the number of Hispanic and Latinx students at U.Va. has risen, some students say the University hasn't provided adequate resources for their community.
Organizers are optimistic that this year’s pancake breakfast brought their fundraising efforts to new heights.
Starting this year, the University Judiciary Committee no longer requires applicants to take a preliminary multiple choice and short answer exam to become a member.
Student Council approved its annual 2018-19 budget of $72,000 as well as a new Contracted Independent Organization during its legislative session Tuesday evening.
Student and non-student organizations registered approximately 2,500 U.Va. student voters before the Virginia voter registration deadline this past Monday.
The letter includes calls for increased Hispanic/Latinx representation among faculty and expanded support staff in Multicultural Student Services.
Inki Kim expressed concerns over the effects of the Informed Retraction on international students at an Honor Committee meeting Sunday.
Representatives will reconvene Oct. 16 to vote on the final 2018-19 budget.
Student Council President Alex Cintron was the first speaker in the series.
At its Tuesday meeting, Student Council heard an overview of the University’s $1.8 billion budget for the 2018-19 fiscal year.
First-year College students Denzel Mitchell and Jennifer Lin will serve as FYC president and vice president, respectively.
The Honor Committee announced that the body’s bylaws and constitution will be translated into Spanish as part of its ongoing translation effort to increase the accessibility of the Committee’s documents.
Students were given the opportunity to exchange a meal swipe for a one pound food donation to the pantry.
Fifth Congressional District candidates, Democrat Leslie Cockburn and Republican Denver Riggleman, squared off Friday, sparring over immigration, taxes and support of the Trump administration.
