Third Year Ceremony will celebrate halfway point for Class of 2025
By Ford McCracken | October 30, 2023While students will still collect their class rings at the ceremony, the class council chose to emphasize coming together over the rings.
While students will still collect their class rings at the ceremony, the class council chose to emphasize coming together over the rings.
Contraline is currently running clinical trials on a new form of non hormonal male contraception.
Lee’s head and sword were transformed into an ingot reading “SWORDS INTO PLOWSHARES” — the title of the project transforming the statue into a piece of community artwork.
15 student organizations partnered to organize the walkout, with many others supporting, promoting and attending.
Here are Dean Rucker's thoughts on his position, its challenges and what ultimately brought him to the job.
Current Virginia state law limits the role of Board’s student representative, stating that the board of visitors for any public higher education institution may only include students in nonvoting, advisory roles.
The University stated in a press release that it will be conferring with local residents before reaching a final decision on how to use Oak Lawn.
Committee members completed the census form, and that data will be publicly available on the UJC website Nov. 1.
During the meeting, committee members considered proactive measures to mitigate the discrepancy in international student reports, such as tailored education and outreach initiatives catered to international students and potential policies and guidelines.
This year’s event was moved an hour earlier due to lighting and safety concerns.
Elections were held this month through the University Board of Elections, with results released Oct. 12.
The suspects are described as two males between ages 20-25, one wearing a red sweatshirt and black pants, and the other wearing a blue shirt with black pants.
While the report is under review, the University leadership will discuss the report’s recommendations with the Board of Visitors and those who were most affected by the tragedy, including the families of the students who were killed.
The programming offers a variety of activities and events designed to foster networking, volunteering and discussions on the importance of public service.
An immigrant detention center in Farmville, Va., a town 90 miles south of Charlottesville, has received calls from students and activist groups across the country to close, citing unlawful and inhumane practices
Some students living in the area have criticized the proposal of a new apartment complex.
The curfew was initially lifted following an alleged violent encounter between unhoused park residents and Charlottesville Police officers enforcing the park curfew — the City’s internal investigation later found that the claims were unfounded.
The Armenian Cultural Student Association hosted a speaker panel Monday evening at 7 p.m. to discuss the historical context of the century-long dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
The current proposal consists of creating a private source of funding of $5 million in one time fundraising.