Gilmore thinks students who openly disregard the new policies and continue to put others at risk should face harsher penalties from UR, he said.
Laskaris said she did not feel as though funding was as much of an issue with smaller versus larger departments within arts and sciences.
UR shuttle driver William “Bill” Coleman, 64, died Jan. 22 from lung cancer and is remembered for his hard work and dedication.
This story is about exploring the social landscape at Richmond, as it says in the title. And a big part of it is how race has factored into the social landscape.
Having to decide which classes to keep during the add/drop period without being able to attend them in person was especially difficult, Kramer said.
“He was very dedicated to the University and the plant, often volunteering to fill empty positions whenever needed,” Forbes said.
Barnett is survived by his wife, Rebekah, and daughter and UR alumna, Elizabeth.
The sender’s selection of university employee email recipients appears to be random across Virginia universities, URPD Chief of Police Dave McCoy said.
William McLean joined UR on Jan. 1 as chief investment officer and president of UR's investment firm, Spider Management Company LLC, for a five-year appointment.
Students who test positive with the antigen test will also get a PCR test for confirmation, Bisese, Hale and Legro wrote.
Fellows requested that Mike Vizdos turn off his son’s camera. Mike Vizdos refused.
Visiting biology lecturer Michael Harwich has spent his career studying infectious diseases.
On the second anniversary of Gus's death, his humor, goofiness and energy remain alive among many of his friends, senior Ellie Ronan said.
Students not seeking out help for themselves is a concern during this increased isolation, said Laura Knouse, psychology department chair and a clinical psychologist.
Clikeman began teaching at UR in 1995 and taught financial accounting and auditing in the undergraduate and master's programs.
In rehearsals, the actors and production crew all wore masks and kept six feet apart. Stage managers also wiped down props after each scene.
Stephanie Spera, professor of geography, and David Salisbury, chair of the geography department, are co-principal investigators for the project.
If the Space were open, student coordinators would have to work around COVID-19 restrictions, such as not being able to move furniture or have events.
The Zoom sessions were organized and hosted by dean Martha Merritt and sophomore Penny Hu.
Bowie arranges trips to the Supreme Court and plans meetings with Supreme Court justices for her students.
