Law School launches new website exploring its connections to slavery
By Amanda Pallas | February 24, 2021Historic students' notes revealed that the Law School supplied students of the antebellum period with legal justifications for slavery.
Historic students' notes revealed that the Law School supplied students of the antebellum period with legal justifications for slavery.
In accordance with BOV-019, the Board must provide students and the public with a projected range of the planned increase and an explanation for the need of the increase.
Demands include defining what is encompassed in fossil fuel industries and getting the University to disclose the percentage of current investments held in such industries through UVIMCO.
Professors said that although the transition online has been difficult, students and faculty have not given up.
The University’s other restrictions on mask-wearing, social distancing and travel, which were extended for an additional two weeks last Tuesday, will remain in place for at least another week.
45 individuals tested positive on Friday, ten on Saturday and zero on Sunday. This is the first time zero cases have been reported on any given day since data collection on the tracker began.
Even though the Review Panel Hearings have been suspended, all of the Title IX investigators continue to investigate pending and new matters.
With the quarterly Board of Visitors meeting beginning Sept. 11, Wang expanded on many of the initiatives that the University has been focusing on for this year as well as the goals for the future.
O’Rourke spoke twice — once to about 250 University students and community members in Nau Hall’s auditorium and afterward to hundreds more people tightly packed throughout Nau Hall’s three story atrium.
DREAM Week, sponsored by DREAMers on Grounds and Sigma Lambda Upsilon, is held each year to engage students in supporting the undocumented and immigrant community at the University.
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