In the wake of University President Jim Ryan’s resignation, The Cavalier Daily collected student reactions through a Microsoft Form
The buildup to the historic election, dominated by President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the race in July, was mired with unknowns.
In interviews conducted outside of polling stations, multiple University students said they felt that this election was particularly significant for the future of the country.
Students can vote today at several locations on and around Grounds, with polls closing at 7 p.m.
The Cavalier Daily attended three admission tours between Sept. 3 and Sept. 5 to see how the Office of Admission prospective student tour compares to a prospective student tour provided by the Guide Service.
While Giese and Taliaferro shared their disappointment at the suspension, the two emphasized that their main goal is to get back to giving tours.
Ultimately, the Board did not vote to endorse the task force’s list of recommendations, but instead approved a different motion to endorse the broad notion of religious inclusivity.
The Guide Service is a student-run organization on Grounds that gave admissions and historical tours to prospective students, families and visitors.
Assoc. Education Prof. Walter Heinecke said that the new masking policy is an over restrictive effort by the University to crack down on protests at the University.
The University declared the encampment an unlawful assembly at 2:44 p.m.
