The letter posits that the Compact may be framed as an offer, but in practice, it is an “unconstitutional threat.”
Reid spoke on his background as a TV anchor and radio commentator, his goals for Virginia’s economy and prioritization of the “Right to Work” law, private school choice and the current “culture war” in the Commonwealth
The compact contains ten points, eight of which detailed policy areas of the University that were prioritized by the federal government.
The letter calls upon the University to immediately cease consideration of the Compact, and if not, the state will work to negatively impact the University’s funding.
Historically, colleges and universities have suffered minimal negative impacts from short-term shutdowns, but the impacts of government shutdown often linger even after funding is restored.
The Executive Board of the College Republicans at the University circulated a letter via Instagram and X expressing concern over reactions of professors, teaching assistants and students on the assassination of Kirk which CRs deemed unacceptable.
The review is a continuation of the University-wide preliminary compliance review, which the University Counsel conducted beginning late May.
Whelan spoke to students on the process of federal judge confirmation, the evolution of federal judge appointments over the last 30 years, the rise in polarization characterizing the system and the importance of forming connections across party lines.
UJC will be electing four new representatives in accordance with its new referendum.
The College Scorecard — a resource managed by the U.S. Department of Education — offers an answer to whether a U.Va. is worth it in the form of a breakdown by median salary and student loan debt after graduation for a range of majors.
