The application process is expected to become more selective this spring as the Media Studies department anticipates five faculty members taking leave next year.
In 2019, the number of female tenure and tenure-track faculty almost reached 31 percent, with women of color representing roughly 29 percent of those female faculty.
The new policy aims to clarify the difference between re-adjudicating a Title IX case and investigating Honor offenses that arise during a Title IX investigation.
In response to the food pantry’s recent expansion and changes, it was decided that integrating the food pantry into Student Council would be the best course of action.
Raghavan accepted positions in the White House as the liaison to the LGBTQ+ community and the Asian American community.
As part of the Community MLK celebration, the Walk in My Shoes Experience presented the chance for students, faculty, and administration to participate in an immersive experience aimed at helping the community “take a stand."
To celebrate the end of an era, the MSC and LGBTQ+ Center hosted a sweet send-off, creating a space where students could say goodbye and share their memories.
The event featured an all-female set of speakers to celebrate the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage.
Honor’s decision to delay the vote results from a desire to protect students while respecting other bodies on Grounds.
Despite concerns that a pro-gun rally in Richmond on Jan. 20 might turn violent, demonstrators — some armed — remained nonviolent while protesting gun control laws.
Although Lampkin plans her official retirement to begin in August, she will remain in the role until the University is able to find a successor.
Kaine spoke about how he became invested in war powers after watching congressional deliberations of the Iraq War unfold.
University President Jim Ryan facilitated the first panel, which addressed how communities can create opportunities for their inhabitants.
The event was part of the Center's efforts to educate the public on the impeachment proceedings that began last week in the nation's capital.
State intelligence analysts have identified instances of violent rhetoric among these groups similar to that used before the deadly white supremacist violence of August 2017 in Charlottesville.
The goal of the framework is to bring action and meaningful public accountability for the University's diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging efforts.
CollegeNet's Social Mobility Index considers tuition, family income, graduation rate, endowment and salary after graduation.
Currently, undocumented students without DACA status and out-of-state DACA students remain inelegible for financial aid at the University.
The University is preparing to end its bike share service in May as usage has declined about 50 percent since the introduction of electric scooters to Charlottesville last year.
There have been several incidents that have occurred since December, but police are not certain if they are related.
