U.Va. slapped with sanctions for summer turmoil

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A failed attempt this summer to oust University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan drew sanctions Tuesday from the accrediting body for Southern universities.

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges put U.Va. on warning for the next 12 months and assigned a special committee for a further investigation six months after the university’s Board of Visitors attempted to get rid of Sullivan.

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