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U-Va. officials blame widespread noncompliance of guidelines for recent surge in coronavirus cases - Vimarsana News

U-Va. officials blame widespread noncompliance of guidelines for recent surge in coronavirus cases

The University of Virginia recorded 229 incidents of the virus Tuesday, the highest single-day count recorded on campus.

Source: msn.com
Student Council enhances meeting security following Zoom-bombing incident, harassment of representatives - Vimarsana News

Student Council enhances meeting security following Zoom-bombing incident, harassment of representatives

Individuals without Netbadge credentials, such as the general public, will be able to access recordings of Student Council meetings through the livestream on Youtube.

Students excited to return to Grounds for spring semester despite rising cases and hospitalizations - Vimarsana News

Students excited to return to Grounds for spring semester despite rising cases and hospitalizations

Currently, the University’s testing program includes pre-arrival testing and mandatory weekly prevalence testing for all students, as well as wastewater testing at residence halls. Faculty and staff are able to undergo voluntary asymptomatic testing.

UVA student government restricts access to recordings after conservatives used footage to criticize legislation - Vimarsana News

UVA student government restricts access to recordings after conservatives used footage to criticize legislation

Almost complete silence from student council on the policy The student government at the University of Virginia recently decided to hide public access to its video recordings after Young America’s Foundation used footage from a meeting to create a video critical of several members. The foundation had flagged a student government meeting in November during which its members voted to support the creation of a “strike system” for professors accused of making comments deemed “offensive.” “For the foreseeable future, and out of caution for the safety and well-being of student council m...