University cancels all in-person summer programs through June 30 The University is already acting in accordance with the decision — which prohibits residents from leaving home with exceptions for essential errands — and current operations will not be modified.
The financial fallout of March Madness The cancellation of March Madness means a massive loss of revenue for both Virginia Athletics and the NCAA.
Deadline to withdraw from classes extended to Thursday The College also announced Monday that advisor meetings for fall 2020 enrollment will be held online.
Student Council mutual aid network, U.Va. Community Food Pantry available amid operational changes The food pantry was restocked Thursday and will remain open all hours that the building is open, reopening with regular hours after spring break.
U.Va. suspends all athletics activities due to coronavirus concerns Both Virginia Athletics and the ACC have suspended all practice and competition until further notice due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
2020 ACC Tournament canceled following COVID-19 concerns The announcement comes following several decisions made by the NCAA and other sports organizations in an attempt to slow the outbreak.
BOV discuss education, culture, funding and collegiate athletics Ryan touched on recent tuition-related legislation that is being considered, including a bill currently in the General Assembly that has the potential to offer the University money in exchange for holding tuition rates flat.
Freshman Kate Douglass shines in her first collegiate season Freshman Kate Douglass’ impressive resume touts a laundry list of achievements.
UJC recaps UBE results and hears from Assistant Vice President Marsh Pattie As former representative, Pattie advises UJC and handles state government relations as Assistant Vice President.
Honor formalizes bad faith definition and Vice Chair of Education role The new language states Honor’s official understanding of the term that had not been explicitly defined in their constitution prior to the vote
