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Looking back on the past four years, Brehm regrets not receiving more academic guidance her first and second years.

Survey finds trend of dissatisfaction with advising among undeclared students

By Stratton Marsh | May 9, 2022

Mehta noted that the University is planning a number of initiatives to improve the advising system.

In the wake of Love’s death, her family founded One Love Foundation — an organization which seeks to end relationship abuse and provide young people with the tools to identify unhealthy relationships.

Jury finds George Huguely liable for $15 million in compensatory damages in murder of Yeardley Love

By Stratton Marsh and Emma Gallagher | May 6, 2022

The lawsuit sought $29.5 million in compensatory damages to compensate Love’s family for the death of their daughter and sister, as well as $1 million in punitive damages for Sharon Love and Lexie Love Hodges to serve as an additional punishment for Huguely.

In addition to their regular duties, RAs were responsible for enforcing COVID-19 guidelines — such as gathering restrictions — in dorms during the pandemic.

Resident advisors aid students while struggling to find support themselves

By Stratton Marsh | May 1, 2022

RAs are the first point of contact in many emergency situations that happen in dorms.

Pence discussed President Joe Biden and criticized his administration for rising inflation, largely unsuccessful attempts at major policy overhaul on the U.S. border, the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan and Biden’s response to the war in Ukraine.

Former vice president Mike Pence discusses critical race theory, freedom of speech during event at Old Cabell Hall Tuesday

By Stratton Marsh | April 14, 2022

Freedom was a consistent theme of the speech.

The Faculty Senate is an elected body of 80 University professors, drawn proportionally from all of its schools, including Batten, McIntire, the College, Engineering and Nursing.

Faculty Senate to write statement affirming academic freedom, greets new provost

By Stratton Marsh and Jack Siegel | March 3, 2022

The Senate voted to draft a statement in favor of academic freedom across all American universities.

Due to the vaccine requirement for students, weekly testing was not required last semester or this semester, and some students expressed frustration about the accessibility and availability of University testing

U.Va. community members frustrated with inadequate health protocols despite desires to return to a sense of normalcy

By Stratton Marsh , Lexi Baker , Tanner Kissler and John Bedell | January 28, 2022

Students have also expressed frustration with the lack of University-provided personal protective equipment, including masks and hand sanitizers.

The Board also approved renovation and expansion plans for the U.Va. Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital at Fontaine Park, which will be finished sometime in 2026.

BOV discusses FY 2020-2021 audit, naming of Contemplative Sciences Center and construction

By Stratton Marsh and Ava MacBlane | December 11, 2021

The BOV, which will continue to meet through Friday, convenes in person and live streams meetings for public viewing.

The majority of cost increases are a result of inflation and increasing faculty salaries in an attempt to retain talented faculty members.

BOV addresses proposed undergraduate tuition increase at workshop and public comment session

By Stratton Marsh | December 5, 2021

The Board will meet Dec. 10 to vote on the proposed increase, which ranges from 3.5 to 4.9 percent.

The verdict comes after four weeks of proceedings and two days of jury deliberation in a trial held more than four years after the events of Aug. 11 and 12, 2017

Jury favors plaintiffs in four of six claims against “Unite the Right” rally perpetrators

By Stratton Marsh and Ava MacBlane | November 23, 2021

The jury was unable to come to a unanimous verdict on the first two federal conspiracy claims which concerned conspiracy to commit racial violence.

The trial's fourth week will continue with statements from the defendants as they present their case.

Plaintiff witnesses discuss medical costs, lasting trauma during third and fourth week of “Unite the Right” trial

By Stratton Marsh | November 16, 2021

Week four of the ‘Unite the Right’ trial continued Monday up with the cross-examination of Schoep, who said his only involvement in the rally was attending it and encouraging NSM members to attend.

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Survey finds trend of dissatisfaction with advising among undeclared students

Jury finds George Huguely liable for $15 million in compensatory damages in murder of Yeardley Love

Resident advisors aid students while struggling to find support themselves

Former vice president Mike Pence discusses critical race theory, freedom of speech during event at Old Cabell Hall Tuesday

Faculty Senate to write statement affirming academic freedom, greets new provost

U.Va. community members frustrated with inadequate health protocols despite desires to return to a sense of normalcy

BOV discusses FY 2020-2021 audit, naming of Contemplative Sciences Center and construction

BOV addresses proposed undergraduate tuition increase at workshop and public comment session

Jury favors plaintiffs in four of six claims against “Unite the Right” rally perpetrators

Plaintiff witnesses discuss medical costs, lasting trauma during third and fourth week of “Unite the Right” trial

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