ACC releases modified schedule for football and fall Olympic sports
By Vignesh Mulay and Eva Surovell | July 29, 2020The ACC stated that all seven ACC-sponsored fall sports will begin competition the week of Sept. 7.
The ACC stated that all seven ACC-sponsored fall sports will begin competition the week of Sept. 7.
In addition to football, student-athletes from men’s basketball, women’s basketball, field hockey, men’s soccer, women’s soccer and volleyball are back in Charlottesville for training.
While the authors of the Call to Action letter acknowledge the A-School’s Inclusion and Equity Committee's work, they also call on the school’s administration to “actualize” those efforts throughout the school at large.
Following protests throughout Richmond — and across the state of Virginia — over the death of George Floyd, Gov. Ralph Northam announced June 4 that Lee statue would be removed after 130 years.
A decorated former member of Virginia women’s lacrosse, Slade will join seven other inductees this year.
To encourage a response from University administration, students from the RSGSA — in coordination with other groups across the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences — launched the #6AsksUVA campaign.
The Fall 2020 Committee will also be considering potential changes to tuition among other efforts to mitigate financial losses.
The committee’s first — and most time-sensitive — objective is to determine the latest date by which a decision can be made about the fate of the coming fall semester to allow time for adequate preparation.
The chair of the Faculty Senate said the extension will be especially beneficial to faculty whose research has been disrupted by the current pandemic.
Today, the club team has 100 active members and third-year Engineering student Shirley Zhang qualified this year for the national championships in women’s singles.
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