STC is currently a 20-member council and includes students from across schools and organizations within the University.
In the spring 2026 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades, the University Medical Center received a “B” grade — the second-highest grade awarded by The Leapfrog Group — with a numerical score of 3.18, just 0.02 points below the threshold for an “A.”
The Board also received an orientation on changes to NCAA athletics, completed its annual Atlantic Coast Conference certification, heard a report from Aaron Bloomfield, Faculty Senate chair and engineering professor, and discussed the University’s ongoing searches for a provost and several deans.
After an introduction by Jane Kamensky, president and chief executive officer of Monticello, Woodruff answered Bouie’s prompts on topics such as modern threats to the press, the objectivity of the press and Americans’ declining trust in news outlets.
With three finishers in the top five and the overall individual and team win, the Cavaliers cleaned up on their trip up north.
College sports, in their current state, are fundamentally broken, and they desperately need legislative stabilization and reform.
By providing this safe space in the gym, Girls Who Lift encourages more women to take up weightlifting as a hobby.
Lizzy McAlpine’s “Angel” is a triumph of sonic experimentation and lyrical ability, channeling both folk and musical theater into one harmonious product.
