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Cavalier Diner is currently looking for a new location in the Albemarle and Charlottesville area to reopen.

Cavalier Diner closes after 12 years after being sold by the landlord

By Amanda Pallas | February 16, 2022

Cavalier Diner — a well-known breakfast spot for University students — closed its doors Sunday.

The initial policy gave each room two boards for signage.

U.Va. updates message board policy for Lawn residents

By Amanda Pallas and Julianne Saunders | December 23, 2021

Postings can only be affixed to the boards and must not extend below the top of each room’s mail slot or above the room number.

Bass and Little have spoken out against the Confederate “Lost Cause” narrative in addition to attempts to erase Black agency and redeem white supremacist violence.

Democracy Initiative event details lessons from Black activists

By Amanda Pallas | November 21, 2021

Newsome argued that the holiness attributed to Confederate symbols has to do with the dominant culture of “whiteness.”

As it was presented during Tuesday's meeting, FR21-17 asked the University to increase undergraduate tuition by $75 to $85 in order to create a $30 to $45 million funding pool for Aetna Student Health grants.

Student Council changes bylaws, voices support for Howard University Blackburn protest

By Amanda Pallas | October 30, 2021

The representative body passed a bill amending the organization’s code of ethics to grant Student Council the regulatory power to temporarily dismiss members who have been accused of violating the University Judiciary Committee’s 12 Standards of Conduct or the Honor Code.

The pilot program will launch in the fall 2022 semester and will operate 24-hours a day Thursday through Sunday.

Student Council passes bill to create the University Networks of Care Ad-Hoc Committee

By Amanda Pallas , Eva Surovell and Keya Pokhriyal | October 22, 2021

UNOC is a community-based crisis response program that will remove the University Police Department from nonviolent mental health crises involving students.

Student Council is allocating $12,000 in student activities fee funding towards diversity grants, which different CIOs can apply for.

Student Council amends budget, hears from chair of the Academic Affairs Committee

By Amanda Pallas and Keya Pokhriyal | October 8, 2021

David Yang, fourth-year College student and director of the Internal Student Affairs agency, said the agency would like to increase their winter International Student Activity fund to support international students' wellbeing during winter break.

The center is catered towards providing a space for student veterans and active-duty ROTC students.

Veteran Student Center opens in Newcomb Hall basement

By Amanda Pallas | September 12, 2021

University President James Ryan also gave his remarks at the reception, highlighting the importance of having a veterans center at the University.

Some students expressed frustration with a lack of available testing slots and long lines at testing sites. In response to an increased demand for slots, the University increased the number of tests marked for students relative to the number marked for employees Wednesday.

U.Va. students face frustration, confusion with COVID-19 protocols, testing capacity

By Amanda Pallas , Kristin O’Donoghue and Margaret Glass | September 10, 2021

As of Wednesday, the University’s COVID-19 tracker reports 165 active cases within the University community, 120 of which are among students and 45 of which are among faculty and staff.

Previously, Lawn and Range residents were permitted to have one 1.5 ft by 2 ft pin board outside of their room for displaying paper materials.

Current Lawn residents express concern about the University’s sign restrictions

By Amanda Pallas | September 10, 2021

One Lawn resident said it is understandable that the University would not want some displays, such as misinformation, in a public space, but censoring Lawn students is not the correct approach.

According to Sifri, U.Va. Health began to provide third doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine last week to individuals that are immunocompromised.

University town hall sheds light on current state of pandemic within the community

By Amanda Pallas | September 3, 2021

Rosner reassured attendees that Grounds is one of the safest places to be given the high vaccination rates in addition to the indoor mask mandate.

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Cavalier Diner closes after 12 years after being sold by the landlord

U.Va. updates message board policy for Lawn residents

Democracy Initiative event details lessons from Black activists

Student Council changes bylaws, voices support for Howard University Blackburn protest

Student Council passes bill to create the University Networks of Care Ad-Hoc Committee

Student Council amends budget, hears from chair of the Academic Affairs Committee

Veteran Student Center opens in Newcomb Hall basement

U.Va. students face frustration, confusion with COVID-19 protocols, testing capacity

Current Lawn residents express concern about the University’s sign restrictions

University town hall sheds light on current state of pandemic within the community

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