Chief Communications Officer Joe Carpenter said the university would be overseeing the return of staff and faculty in a series of phases to ensure campus safety.
The return to campus will happen as a phased approach while observing health and safety guidelines to minimize the spread of COVID-19.
A male student also reported the theft of his car’s catalytic converter near the 200 block of West First Street.
A male student reported his vehicle, a blue Honda CR-V, was stolen from Parking Lot 36.
No crime was reported for six days following this incident in the crime wrapup.
A UTA police officer made contact with two female students who possessed marijuana, marijuana oil and drug paraphernalia near the 1002 block of Greek Row Drive.
Officers responded to a disturbance March 21 after it was reported that an unaffiliated female struck her unaffiliated boyfriend in the face during an argument.
Thursday began the first of four days UTA gave students to vacate their residence halls in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
Shortly after being named as one of three finalists, President Vistasp Karbhari has dropped out of the University of Central Florida presidential search.
Shortly after being named as one of three finalists, President Vistasp Karbhari has dropped out of the University of Central Florida presidential search.
A female student reported the theft of a pair of athletic pants with an estimated value of $108 from a washer in Kalpana Chawla Hall.
3 UTA students told to remain in self-isolation after returning from Korea due to coronavirus spread
The students spent about a week in South Korea before UTA cut the trip short after the CDC issued a level 3 travel warning for the country.
A female student also reported receiving harassing calls and text messages from a male student.
A male student was struck by the vehicle at a crosswalk on Mitchell Street. The driver of the vehicle fled the scene without stopping.
The man was found sleeping at the Fine Arts Building and had seven warrants out for his arrest.
The theft of an iPhone 8 from the Maverick Activities Center was also reported.
A male student reported the theft of his vehicle, a gold Chevrolet Tahoe, Tuesday afternoon near Kalpana Chawla Hall, UTA Police Capt. Mike McCord said.
A former UTA administrator filed a lawsuit against the university for over $200,000 following her termination in 2019, claiming she was allegedly subjected to bullying and threats of termination by President Vistasp Karbhari.
A female student was arrested for possession of a controlled substance Thursday during a traffic stop as well.
A nonstudent female was also arrested for trespassing at Lot 49, south of the Science and Engineering Innovation and Research Building, after having received warning prior.
Artists Jill Bedgood and Celia Eberle interacted with guests Friday at a reception for their exhibit, which will be on display until Feb. 22.
A female staff member also reported the theft of university equipment valued at about $9,000 from Trimble Hall.
The commission discussed the implications of emerging military technologies such as artificial intelligence and hypersonic weapons.
Largely inactive for more than a decade, the Liberal Arts Constituency Council has returned to destigmatize the perception of liberal arts as a limited degree.
Road closures along Abram Street are expected to reopen in early February, and the construction of Administrative and Faculty Support Services Building has shifted parking.
Students gain foundational skills as they transition from team-based patient care to independent caregivers, said Soohyun Kim, academic programs simulation manager.
The team of eight cheerleaders from 1965 toured the now foreign UTA campus and reminisced on what Lynn Petrelli called “one of the best times of my life.”
Because of campus construction, there are multiple changes in parking availability for the spring semester.
Off-campus users and students living in on-campus dorms will need to verify when they log into their accounts via text message, phone call or using the authenticator app.
Chris Evans, student media adviser at the University of Vermont, gave his presentation on a business model for student media titled, “Student Media, Student Success.”
The university took immediate action, including contacting the affected students, temporarily freezing the accounts and assisting them in safeguarding their account information.
