Accountability
The University is a public institution spending public money. We read the budgets, file the records requests, and publish what comes back.
UVA Administrators Have Grown More Than Ten Times As Fast As Its Students Since 2013
Upon founding the University, Mr. Jefferson made the decision to have no president, instead entrusting leadership of the institution to the chairman of the faculty. This fit perfectly with Jefferson’s distrust of…
What 30 Years Did to UVA’s Price Tag
In the fall of 1995, a Virginia family sending a kid to UVA got a bill for $4,614 in tuition and required fees. Thirty years later, an entering first-year is billed $23,960…
Double Standards are Alive and Well at UVA
This past week UVA announced its list of faculty Shannon Fellows. Shannon Fellowships are awarded to “outstanding mid-career faculty.” The three-year fellowship is designed, in the University’s words, to assist faculty members…