Lawmakers continue to question UVa fund
CHARLOTTESVILLE — At least two members of the General Assembly still have doubts about the University of Virginia’s $2.3 billion Strategic Investment Fund.
Last month, state auditors cleared the university of allegations — first raised by former Rector Helen Dragas in an opinion column for The Washington Post — that the money constituted a “slush fund.”
But Del. Terry Kilgore, R-Scott, and Sen. Bill DeSteph, R-Virginia Beach, still have questions about the way the money is being used and the level of transparency of the board’s business.
DeSteph’s office Thursday afternoon shared a series of letters exchanged between officials and General Assembly members.
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