In the wake of recent deaths at the University of Mississippi, as well as suspicions surrounding the presence of the potent synthetic opioid cychlorphine in the drug supply, University officials, medical leaders and student organizations across the country have begun urging students to exercise increased caution around controlled substances.
According to research from the American Association of Universities, more than one in 10 college students are victims of sexual assault at some point when attending their university.
Wednesday’s report also includes granular changes in the School of Law, primarily regarding new formal documentation of anti-discrimination compliant policies having to do with recruiting, promotions and admissions.
New federal Medicaid work requirements set to go into effect Jan.1 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act could affect University students’ eligibility for Medicaid.
Virginia could not “get-right” between their first two losses, and now they lack much breathing room and time to right the ship.
Four opinion columnists write about how students, departments and the University administration could transform their relationship with AI
After three years of persistent pain, Deloney was finally able to find an answer — Nutcracker Syndrome.
The Virginia Dance Company is composed of a tight-knit group of dancers, most of whom have danced competitively and consistently throughout childhood and high school.
