Of the five referenda present on the ballot, four passed, while one failed to earn the two-thirds support required for it to pass.
Hall will report to Bonner and will oversee the Hoos First program for first generation and limited-income students and a variety of other programs, including the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, Office of African-American Affairs and the Orientation and Transition program.
The debate had about 40 students in attendance and was live streamed for viewers.
The shelter in place has been lifted but a police presence will remain in the area.
Dr. Mitch Rosner, a nephrologist at U.Va. Health, will step in as acting executive vice president for health affairs following Kent’s resignation.
As the organization prepares to conduct itself independently, Taliaferro said that general body members of the Guide Service are frustrated but looking forward to the future.
Farmer said that the University will continue to support the organization with its current funding and assigned University space through the end of this academic year.
Jefferson’s former plantation home, owned by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation — an organization dedicated to historical preservation and education — also offered several events earlier in the month focused on Black history.
All libraries except for Clemons Library are closed Wednesday as of 1:15 p.m.
The University admitted 2,788 in-state applicants, resulting in a 25 percent in-state acceptance rate.
