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The highest turnout was in the Honor referendum — 6,010 students or 23.8 percent voted on the referendum.

Cain wins presidential race with 73.4 percent of vote

By Eva Surovell , Ava MacBlane and Lauren O'Neil | March 4, 2022

The rest of Cain’s ticket was elected in unopposed races — third-year College students Jaden Evans and Riley Reynolds will serve as vice president for administration and vice president for organizations, respectively.

Chambers said he “disagree[d] philosophically with the proposed changes,” adding that he would not vote in favor of confirming Bresticker’s proposed vice-chairs if the petition threshold was not increased.

Honor Chair contested UBE vice-chairs vote due to virtual petition policy, emails show

By Eva Surovell | January 15, 2022

In the following days, conflict ensued between Honor Committee Chair and UBE Chair, most of which concerned the number of signatures required for an individual to put referenda on the ballot.

Honor’s donation of just over $2,000 to U.Va. Mutual Aid was finalized last week.

Honor constitutional debates over referenda threatened to derail donation to U.Va. Mutual Aid

By Eva Surovell | January 15, 2022

Honor funds are directly managed by the chair of the Honor Committee — currently fourth-year College student Andy Chambers — who said the organization has previously donated to U.Va. Mutual Aid under previous committees.

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 | January 15, 2022

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.

Magill was the first woman to be named as chief academic officer at the University.

Provost Liz Magill to serve as next president of the University of Pennsylvania beginning July 1

By Eva Surovell and Emma Gallagher | January 13, 2022

Magill joined the University in August 2019 after seven years at Stanford University.

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.

All students and faculty must upload proof of a booster by Feb. 1 to their HealthyHoos and Workday portals, respectively.

U.Va. requiring COVID-19 boosters for all planning to live, work, study on Grounds this spring

By Maryann Xue and Eva Surovell | December 21, 2021

Students and faculty taking part in J-term courses — which begin Jan. 3 — are also encouraged to get a booster shot prior to the start of classes.

34 new cases this week bring total caseload this fall to 768

By Eva Surovell | November 14, 2021

The seven-day average positivity rate this week was 1.37 percent, with a 2.27 percent positivity rate among faculty and staff and a 0.98 percent positivity rate among students.

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.

Activities under the exception include cardio exercise inside IM-Rec facilities and some drama performances.

U.Va. extends general mask mandate through semester, announces outdoor, in-person LOTL

By Eva Surovell | October 22, 2021

The decision comes just one day after the University announced that all employees are required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by Dec. 8.

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Cain wins presidential race with 73.4 percent of vote

Honor Chair contested UBE vice-chairs vote due to virtual petition policy, emails show

Honor constitutional debates over referenda threatened to derail donation to U.Va. Mutual Aid

Inside the Honor Committee's deliberations on constitutional change

Provost Liz Magill to serve as next president of the University of Pennsylvania beginning July 1

U.Va. announces spring semester will begin as planned

U.Va. requiring COVID-19 boosters for all planning to live, work, study on Grounds this spring

34 new cases this week bring total caseload this fall to 768

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

U.Va. extends general mask mandate through semester, announces outdoor, in-person LOTL

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