Several law school professors, students and former lawyers hosted an educational information session designed to inform students and faculty of their first amendment rights and how to deal with verbal encounters that may seem threatening.
The 29th annual Virginia Film Festival saw record attendance and an all-time high of 32,443 tickets sold.
Several groups have released statements expressing distress at the news.
Those registered in Virginia will be casting their ballot Nov. 8 not just for president but also for amendments to the state’s constitution.
The First Year Judiciary Committee will begin its first round of trials next week.
UJC chair Mitch Wellman said the week will help students understand that UJC is a resource for the University community.
Clemons Library will be going undergoing more construction in the coming months while the roof is being replaced.
The event was designed to educate students on how to be an ally for undocumented students.
The upcoming November election will be, for many students, the first presidential election they participate in. As a result, students may be spending more time discussing their views and sharing ideas about the two main candidates: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
The ranking, which is done based on order of merit, included 5,508 ROTC candidates.
