The Board of Visitors Advancement Committee met this morning to recount the better than expected success of past fundraising efforts.
Arguing for another metric of college’s overall success, he asked the university leaders to track post-graduation outcomes by employment and wage in addition to the graduation rate tracking already done
Workers at Bodo’s cited various reasons for unionizing, including short staffing, low pay and inadequate sick days.
With an estimated student attendance of over 2000, the Foxfield Races — held a few miles north of Grounds — took place this Saturday with no student arrests or patients of on-site medical care reported.
No credible threat was determined following a preliminary investigation by the UPD.
The Charlottesville Police Department is investigating two separate reports of indecent exposure that occurred this weekend in the area of 13th and 14th Streets NW and Virginia Avenue.
Masks will no longer be required in classrooms or non-clinical U.Va. Health facilities effective Monday.
University leaders discussed efforts to bolster relations with the local community as well as the consequences of two years of COVID-19 policy.
The Board of Visitors contains 17 voting members appointed by the Governor and manages the long-term planning of the University.
Apart from a contested presidential election, students will also vote to decide whether expulsion should remain the sanction for committing an Honor offense.
