“Our basic philosophy is that the Woodson Institute practices the principles of Black History Month year-round,” Vinson wrote. “Black History Month simply provides an opportunity to demonstrate this daily work to the broader University and Charlottesville-Albemarle community.”
Daily Dose occupies the same space as Cafe McLeod, which was a previous dining option for Nursing students, faculty and staff that offered coffee, pastries and build-your-own bagels.
Sen. Creigh Deeds (D-Charlottesville) said that he was not surprised by the resignations, but he emphasized that he had no prior knowledge that Spanberger would ask Board members to step down.
Student Council revisited a resolution that called for institutional stability amid the University’s presidential tradition.
Out-of-state students at the University reported feeling disproportionately disadvantaged during club recruitment compared to in-state students, according to a survey released to approximately 4,000 second-year students
The JPJ athletic dining hall permanently closed at the end of the Fall semester, which has impacted meal accessibility for student-athletes.
Student Council launched a dental insurance pilot reimbursement program Dec. 2 to provide coverage for students who need to secure dental insurance.
To recount the University’s search for its 10th president, here is a closer look at the timeline.
The statement called for a commitment to depoliticize institutional decision-making at the University, expand voting power for student representatives on the University’s Board of Visitors and prioritize affordability initiatives for the Charlottesville community.
Representatives voted unanimously to grant official recognition to 45 CIOs
