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The requirement is in accordance with President Joe Biden’s recent executive order.

U.Va. requiring employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by December

By Jenn Brice and Eva Surovell | 4 days ago

Ninety-five percent of University employees are vaccinated as of Thursday.

“I am sure COVID has another few curveballs waiting for us,” Ryan said. “If there’s any pattern to this, just when you think you’ve got your arms around it, you get thrown another curveball.”

President Ryan discusses health, safety, equity ahead of BOV meeting

By Jenn Brice , Maryann Xue and Ava MacBlane | September 23, 2021

The main message Ryan emphasized regarding the University’s current COVID-19 policies — vaccines are effective and important in keeping the community safe.

Indigenous community activists have denounced the imagery as an example of white supremacy and colonial violence for years.

George Rogers Clark statue removed from University Grounds

By Jenn Brice | July 11, 2021

Native Americans, community activists and University researchers have denounced the imagery as an example of white supremacy and colonial violence.

The voting period opens Wednesday at 10 a.m. and closes Friday at 4 p.m.

UBE investigating allegations of campaign violations by Student Council presidential candidate

By Jenn Brice , Carolyn Lane and Eva Surovell | March 16, 2021

A statement from UBE acknowledged that Oxley's supporters misgendered Liu and circulated factually inaccurate information about Liu's campaign.

Ryan explained that the bulk of the University’s costs are associated with personnel, so tuition has an impact on whether the University is able to compete for, retain and provide raises to faculty.

President Ryan discusses proposed tuition increase, progress on equity initiatives ahead of BOV meeting

By Jenn Brice , Carolyn Lane , Maryann Xue and Eva Surovell | March 3, 2021

The pandemic has cost the University over $125 million in revenue, and the University has undergone an 8 percent budget cut in all central service units.

The internal investigation determined “the responding officer exercised poor judgment in pursuing the individual after he walked away and the threat of an altercation dissipated.”

Investigation finds 'poor judgment' in November Corner incident, UPD officer will return to work after weeks-long training

By Jenn Brice and Eva Surovell | January 26, 2021

The officer involved was placed on administrative leave and is required to undergo several weeks of training, then will return to the job.

Jenn Brice

U.Va. requiring employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 by December

President Ryan discusses health, safety, equity ahead of BOV meeting

George Rogers Clark statue removed from University Grounds

UBE investigating allegations of campaign violations by Student Council presidential candidate

President Ryan discusses proposed tuition increase, progress on equity initiatives ahead of BOV meeting

Investigation finds 'poor judgment' in November Corner incident, UPD officer will return to work after weeks-long training

‘Our margin for error is narrower than the fall’: U.Va. confirms Feb. 1 start of spring semester with modifications

Violent UPD incident reported on Corner, prompting review

U.Va. leadership considers fall semester a success, looks ahead to spring

U.Va. selects 114 Lefevre residents for prevalence testing after wastewater indicates possible COVID-19 infection

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