Student participants from the University Career Center’s Internship Placement Program also spoke before the Committee to share their experiences.
Although the University provides guidance on the use of generative AI, there is no universal policy to the extent in which it may be used in classrooms.
The organizations invited elementary through high school students from across Albemarle and Fluvanna Counties to participate in a variety of neurology-related activities.
Students who were lower in the priority list received emails which said that those who did not receive housing can join a waitlist, but will be separated from their roommates.
With the closing of this gym, other fitness centers around Grounds, like Slaughter and AFC, have faced increased student use.
Students have been moving back in for another semester and engaging in the normal January activities, including fraternity and sorority rush.
Proposed by Second-year College Rep. Brian Ng, the resolution aims to find ways that HRL can better support RAs’ mental health while on coverage, especially during stressful nights like that of the presidential election.
Second-year College Rep. Ian Travis proposed legislation requesting standardized academic accommodations for students observing Yom Kippur.
Travis said that his bill could serve as a catalyst for the Student Council to engage in relief efforts for a disaster that has affected many within the University community.
Representatives also discussed updates about the possibility of lessening restrictions on access to the Hill, the grassy section on the north end of Scott Stadium.
