Panelists expressed the importance of moving beyond discussion and towards becoming more active and engaged advocates of social justice.
In addition to individual fraternities hosting their own events, IFC organizes charitable events for members of the Charlottesville community and relevant organizations.
University Guides have autonomy over the information they choose to include in tours.
The Minority Rights Coalition has announced its newly-elected executive team for the 2018-19 term, chaired by second-year College student Ibtisaam Amin.
The diner is scheduled to close May 28 and reopen at its new location no later than July 1.
The announcement comes in light of a nationwide walkout planned for March 14 to show solidarity for the victims of the recent shooting in Parkland, Fla.
The program is comprised of three components — the Engagements, the Literacies and the Disciplines.
“I know that one of my top priorities will be to involve as many of our alumni, parents and friends in the campaign — and thus in the University’s future — as possible,” Grant said.
Take Back the Night is just one of the many organizations on Grounds who strive to provide support to survivors of sexual assault, and educate University students about the threat sexual assault poses to our community.
As a part of this year’s Founder’s Day, over 70 people gathered on the northwest side of the Rotunda to plant a black tupelo tree in honor of Alexander G. Gilliam, Jr.
