Replete with a caricaturist, a photo booth, limited edition anniversary themed merch, a D.J. and 1920s cocktails, the Virginian made sure the party went on throughout brunch, lunch, dinner and late night bites despite the tropical storm raging outside.
The Board of Visitors — made up of 17 members and seven subcommittees — meets four times a year to discuss the University’s long-term planning and goals.
Last year, many ACPS bus drivers served “double back” bus routes, where they drove one group of students to school and then came back to transport another group — leading to arrival delays of up to an hour.
Stony Point Development Group, the company behind the proposed development, is facing heavy criticism about the project’s potential impact on the community.
This report comes as Charlottesville is experiencing a significant rise in gun violence, both on and off-Grounds.
The University at Wise has added a new graduation requirement in the form of an experiential learning project, which gives students the opportunity to take their learning outside of the classroom.
Students, faculty and staff can access information on hosting zero waste events and read about waste policies on the U.Va. Sustainability website. The PlasticFree2023 campaign aims to increase awareness of the single-use plastic policy.
In order to promote the development of the athletic program at Wise and improve facilities, Wise recently had the field at Carl Smith Stadium re-turfed, and intends to re-turf the baseball and softball fields.
The University students working diligently to raise funds all expressed hope that their efforts — though limited — can have a positive impact on some of the survivors of these devastating earthquakes.
This year, ISC recruitment will begin earlier than IFC recruitment.
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