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One consistent pattern during Committee meetings last fall was a lack of attendance among representatives — the number of members present for any given meeting typically ranged from between 19 and 23 individuals out of 28 members total.

Inside the Honor Committee's deliberations on constitutional change

By Eva Surovell , Ava MacBlane and Lexi Baker | 4 days ago

Over the past several months, members of the Honor Committee have proposed, debated and refined various proposals to put forth to the student body during elections this spring, aimed at fostering an Honor system everyone buys into.

University leaders are also evaluating policies on teleworking, events and gatherings, and will share an update by the end of next week.

U.Va. announces spring semester will begin as planned

By Maryann Xue , Eva Surovell , Ava MacBlane and Lauren O'Neil | January 7, 2022

The majority of classes will start in-person, though faculty and staff with extenuating circumstances may apply for a temporary exemption to teach virtually.

Some areas of Virginia have already seen up to a foot of snow, with Dominion Energy reporting close to 250,000 customers without power as of Monday afternoon.

U.Va. extends regular decision application deadline citing power outages due to snow

By Ava MacBlane | January 4, 2022

“We felt that offering until Wednesday would allow students to submit their application when their power returns,” Roberts said.

City Council approves resolution to sell Jackson monument to LAXART

By Ava MacBlane | December 24, 2021

The Council began the meeting by bidding farewell to Mayor Nikuyah Walker and Councilor Heather Hill, who both did not run for re-election.

U.Va. extends offers of admission to 32.3 percent of 1,120 early decision applicants

By Ava MacBlane | December 13, 2021

Dean of Admissions Greg Roberts said that while the pandemic continues to impact recruitment efforts, the University was able to host three open house programs in the fall for Black, Hispanic and first-gen students and families.

One issue that University President Jim Ryan and the University have been aware of is increased mental health issues among students, especially since the onset of the pandemic.

Board of Visitors discusses student engagement, mental health and Honor System

By Ava MacBlane | December 12, 2021

Mehta reflected on the the semester as a whole — noting successes such as Student Council’s successful lobbying for Aetna Health Insurance grants, the University’s introduction of TimelyHealth and growing peer advising opportunities.

The Board also approved renovation and expansion plans for the U.Va. Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital at Fontaine Park, which will be finished sometime in 2026.

BOV discusses FY 2020-2021 audit, naming of Contemplative Sciences Center and construction

By Stratton Marsh and Ava MacBlane | December 11, 2021

The BOV, which will continue to meet through Friday, convenes in person and live streams meetings for public viewing.

The incident was reported at the 800 block of Hardy Drive, located behind the Standard Apartments.

Shots fired reported in 800 block of Hardy Drive

By Ava MacBlane | December 11, 2021

This is the thirteenth community alert of the semester and the second this month, following a robbery reported Sunday night near Cohn’s corner store.

The verdict comes after four weeks of proceedings and two days of jury deliberation in a trial held more than four years after the events of Aug. 11 and 12, 2017

Jury favors plaintiffs in four of six claims against “Unite the Right” rally perpetrators

By Stratton Marsh and Ava MacBlane | November 23, 2021

The jury was unable to come to a unanimous verdict on the first two federal conspiracy claims which concerned conspiracy to commit racial violence.

First-year College student Terrell Pittman led chants as the group marched from the Corner to Carr's Hill.

‘Freedom is a constant struggle’: Community protests Kyle Rittenhouse verdict

By Ava MacBlane | November 22, 2021

The Rittenhouse trial has been a polarizing subject of mass media attention and controversy, with many arguing that the presiding Judge Bruce Schroeder was biased towards the defense.

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Inside the Honor Committee's deliberations on constitutional change

U.Va. announces spring semester will begin as planned

U.Va. extends regular decision application deadline citing power outages due to snow

City Council approves resolution to sell Jackson monument to LAXART

U.Va. extends offers of admission to 32.3 percent of 1,120 early decision applicants

Board of Visitors discusses student engagement, mental health and Honor System

BOV discusses FY 2020-2021 audit, naming of Contemplative Sciences Center and construction

Shots fired reported in 800 block of Hardy Drive

Jury favors plaintiffs in four of six claims against “Unite the Right” rally perpetrators

‘Freedom is a constant struggle’: Community protests Kyle Rittenhouse verdict

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