The University of Virginia got a stern warning today from the body that provides its academic accreditation, in response to the controversy last summer in which the school’s Board of Visitors attempted to remove President Teresa A. Sullivan.

Helen E. Dragas, the head of the University of Virginia’s Board of Vistors who spent much of the past two weeks under fire for attempting to force the removal of President Teresa Sullivan, will keep her post, Gov. Bob McDonnell announced today.

A bit more than two weeks after she was forced out, University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan was reinstated following an impromptu meeting of the school’s Board of Visitors.

If the University of Virginia’s Board of Visitors can’t settle the uproar over the ouster of President Teresa Sullivan, Gov. Bob McDonnell says he’ll replace every member of the 16-person board.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, who had maintained a very noticeable radio silence on the sudden ouster of University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan, is finally speaking up on the matter.

As questions continue as to why the University of Virginia removed President Teresa Sullivan last week, the Charlottesville campus is showing more and more of its discontent over the move.