The General Election — for which early voting opened Sept. 22 and will run until Nov. 4 — historically has the lowest voter turnout of all state elections.
The future of these housing options, however, remains uncertain, as the University says all options are on the table.
This is the first year that the full Board meeting has been split into two sessions.
The concert included a range of performances from 18 groups, each delivering songs in their own genre and vocal style.
A second optional prompt invites students to discuss their personal history with the University — including legacy status or connections to any enslaved laborers.
The two-year long trial determines whether the City had the right to transfer ownership of the Lee statue in 2021.
The University was the target of a cyberattack June 1, according to an email sent to those affected.
The four new appointments will become effective July 1 and they will attend the next Board meeting Sept. 14.
Ryan said it’s important for universities to pay attention to honest critiques and be open to changes that might make them better at meeting the needs of the institutions.
Although he has faith in the short-term benefits of his proposals, Longo stressed the need for a deeper understanding of root causes and wider community change such as public investments and after-school programs.
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