The rush process began with an orientation, followed by several open houses where potential new members learned more about the values, priorities and atmospheres of the 30 fraternities on Grounds.
Rucker advised students not to respond to unsolicited emails offering part-time work and to report potential scams by forwarding suspicious emails to abuse@virginia.edu.
The Faculty Senate elects a Board representative to weigh in on academic issues and represent the broader University faculty.
The program offers academic support to first-year and transfer mentees, who are paired with upperclassmen mentors.
The new curriculum covers content based on developing evidence-based interventions to support mental and behavioral health.
Warren said one way the University decreased energy usage was through renovating existing buildings, a process called retro-commissioning.
First-year Student College Rep. Brian Ng wrote and sponsored the resolution as a response to increasing concerns about on-Grounds safety.
Though the survey will remain open until Feb. 9, the Committee discussed responses that were submitted prior to Jan. 16.
As the previous provost at the University of Pittsburgh, Bonner’s contributions spanned twenty years, with a focus on student-centered, servant leadership.
Events will range from an Honor Representative Q&A to a town hall about the Committee's multi-sanction system.
A majority of late, incomplete, or irregular payments reported were for stipends, which are provided to most graduate students to cover living expenses.
Though no snow is forecasted in the coming week, temperatures will continue to dip below freezing most nights, so ice remains a concern.
Rucker replaced Robyn Hadley, who served as both dean of students and vice president for student affairs for two years.
Four years after closing its doors, Littlejohn’s Delicatessen is making a return to the corner, reopening on 1427 University Ave. some time during the spring semester.
The Committee also held a closed session where members considered the performance of unspecified administrative personnel in light of the annual financial statement.
The 3000-level course, which answers key questions like “Why doesn’t everyone vote?,” will teach students about various aspects of the American political system.
Although he discussed Virginia’s economic achievements, such as success in providing a record $5 billion in tax relief, Youngkin mentioned plans for significant tax reform.
According to the Lawn Selection Committee, residents of the lawn are recognized by the Lawn Selection Committee for unselfish contributions to the University and greater Charlottesville community.
Upon arrival, officers found shell casings and damage to one residential building.
J-term courses take place over winter break and will offer course credit for the 375 enrolled under-graduate students.
