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Mahoney, a professor in the School of Law where he once served as dean, will lead the University until a permanent president begins.

The committee includes current and past University leaders, faculty members, students and several alumni.

After the Albemarle County commonwealth’s attorney withdrew his objection to publishing the reports, the University made them public, along with additional supporting materials.

The commonwealth’s attorney has lifted his request for UVA to withhold the reports until after the convicted killer’s sentencing.

Sheehy rose from a budget analyst position to a post that oversees much of the University’s daily operations.

Changes in who will lead tours of Grounds have sparked some questions. We have answers.

The changes and updates are meant to balance the University’s free speech commitment with ensuring Grounds remain accessible to all.

The University Task Force on Religious Diversity and Belonging assessed UVA’s climate for people who are Jewish, Muslim or from other faith traditions.

Occasionally, the public’s business is wisely kept private.