The New York Times’ Stephanie Saul quotes The Jefferson Council President Tom Neale: “If we can get balanced tours, which is your first blush for many coming to U.Va., that’s all we want.”
TJC Mention in New York Times: University of Virginia Suspends Tours Read More »
As an organization committed to those Jeffersonian principles which formed UVA 205 years ago, The Jefferson Council is prepared to serve as an independent source of information and analysis for the new Board of Visitors.
The Jefferson Council Hails New Board Appointments at the University of Virginia Read More »
Nominate individuals who will have the grit to fight for the university, its history, its legacy, and its students.
An Open Letter to Governor Youngkin: Pick Fighters for the UVA Board Read More »
Since the advent of anti-Israel / anti-Jewish rhetoric and behaviors of questionable legality on Grounds, our goal to promote a culture of civil dialogue at the University of Virginia has been brought into clear focus.
Taking a Bold Stand for Intellectual Diversity and Civil Dialogue at UVA Read More »
Alumnus to TJC after UVA tour: “No history lesson of the Grounds, its architecture, or its purpose. No homage to TJ and his vision for the advancement of an enlightened society. No fabled stories about the secret societies, or traditions at the sporting events or around Grounds. Nothing.”
Not the UVA I Remember Read More »
The Jefferson Council president Tom Neale joins the Armstrong Williams Show to discuss antisemitism and free speech at the University of Virginia.
The Jefferson Council President Tom Neale on The Armstrong Williams Show Read More »
Places of higher education exist to serve as sanctuaries for the exchange of ideas. With diverse student populations, college campuses are enriched by the students that inhabit them. When it comes to being “Great and Good,” does institutional neutrality have a role at UVA?