Both partisan and nonpartisan groups are engaging with students and Charlottesville residents to register them to vote prior to the Oct. 15 deadline in Virginia.
Despite these numerous on-Grounds options, almost two-thirds of students live off-Grounds according to the U.S. News and World Report.
Professors Mary Kate Cary and Jennifer Lawless come together in this class to offer a bipartisan perspective on current events with regard to the election cycle.
Ranked choice voting is a practice where voters rank their choice of candidates at the ballot box, instead of selecting only one candidate.
Asst. Landscape Architecture Prof. Michael Luegering will oversee the University’s team as part of a six credit research studio class.
According to Lilian Rojas, Board of Visitors student representative and fourth-year Batten student, the Class of 2024 is defined by its resilience.
Part of DivestUVA’s mission is increased communication between the University and students on where its $13.6 billion endowment is being spent.
Charlottesville has four sister cities total, the other three being Huehuetenango, Guatemala, Poggio a Caiano, Italy and Winneba, Ghana.
Charlottesville City Council member Michael Payne said he believes that this project is a huge step forward for pedestrian safety.
Rojas will end her term as the Board’s student member in June, when she will then be succeeded by Lisa Kopelnik, current third-year College student and University Judiciary Committee chair.
