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William Antholis, director of the Miller Center, moderated the discussion with panelists Philip Potter, associate professor specializing in foreign policy and international relations, and Allan Stam, professor of public policy and politics.

Miller Center webinar panelists discuss the future of the war in Ukraine

By Kristin O’Donoghue | March 26, 2022

Panelists discussed the consequences of continued escalation and the possible effects of an extended conflict.

In a meeting Monday, Faculty Senate members recapitulated ongoing concerns about the appointment of Ian Baucom as Provost, need for protection against academic censorship.

Faculty Senate Members discuss new state administration, potential changes to Honor’s constitution

By Kristin O’Donoghue | February 10, 2022

Aramark Marketing Coordinator Kaylee Sciacca also provided senators with an overview of faculty meal plan options.

The meeting was the first to include new Council members Juandiego Wade and Brian Pinkston, who were elected to the Council in Nov. 2021.

Lloyd Snook elected Mayor of Charlottesville during City Council’s first meeting of the year

By Maryann Xue and Kristin O’Donoghue | January 10, 2022

Snook was elected in a vote of 3-2.

As a part of the Dec. 8-10 session of the Board of Visitors, the Health System Board heard about ongoing Health System additions and the Academic and Student Life committee discussed new professorships.

Health System Board discusses operations, Academic and Student Life Committee approves professorships

By Kristin O’Donoghue and Lauren O'Neil | December 13, 2021

Academic and Student Life committee members discussed new professorships in entrepreneurship and engineering and a new directorship in the Center for Teaching Excellence.

The Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson statues were removed in July following years of advocacy from community members and students.

City Council to decide future of recently-removed Lee and Jackson monuments

By Kristin O’Donoghue | November 30, 2021

All six proposals that were submitted to City Council present vastly different visions for the statues.

University President Jim Ryan sent a University-wide email Wednesday morning reflecting on the events of Aug. 11 and 12 and the courage of the plaintiffs in the trial.

U.Va. community shows solidarity with plaintiffs in trial against “Unite the Right” organizers

By Kristin O’Donoghue | November 25, 2021

The letter was shared with a few of the plaintiffs and their legal team on the night of Nov. 22 and sent to University administration.

Students living on Grounds voted at a variety of locations including Slaughter Recreation Center, Alumni Hall, Johnson Elementary School and Buford Middle School.

Republican Glenn Youngkin elected Governor of Virginia

By Kristin O’Donoghue , Margaret Glass and John Bedell | November 3, 2021

First-time voters particularly expressed excitement regarding the potential impacts of their votes within this election.

According to the Virginia Public Access Project, nearly 300,000 Virginians have already voted in-person or by mail, and 180,000 have requested mail ballots.

Students participate in early voting ahead of Virginia governor race

By Kristin O’Donoghue and Will Olsen | October 12, 2021

Student Council will sponsor free Uber and Lyft rides to local early voting sites.

The proposed budget’s total was $194,495, $184,470 of which comes from Student Activities Fee funding and $10,025 of which comes from non-SAF funding.

Student Council introduces annual budget, tables resolution on YAF 9/11 memorial vandalism

By Kristin O’Donoghue | September 30, 2021

Student Council has access to a surplus of funds as a result of low utilization of Student Activities Fee funding by CIOs during the pandemic.

BOV discusses transparency in tuition setting, undergraduate advising audit

By Ava MacBlane and Kristin O’Donoghue | September 26, 2021

Goals include enhancing contextual information provided to inform tuition setting, a guaranteed tuition plan and assessing how changes to tuition and fees are communicated to students and families.

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Miller Center webinar panelists discuss the future of the war in Ukraine

Faculty Senate Members discuss new state administration, potential changes to Honor’s constitution

Lloyd Snook elected Mayor of Charlottesville during City Council’s first meeting of the year

Health System Board discusses operations, Academic and Student Life Committee approves professorships

City Council to decide future of recently-removed Lee and Jackson monuments

U.Va. community shows solidarity with plaintiffs in trial against “Unite the Right” organizers

Republican Glenn Youngkin elected Governor of Virginia

Students participate in early voting ahead of Virginia governor race

Student Council introduces annual budget, tables resolution on YAF 9/11 memorial vandalism

BOV discusses transparency in tuition setting, undergraduate advising audit

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