  The dysprosium parity violation experiment concluded nearly 17 years ago with
an upper limit on weak interaction induced mixing of nearly degenerate,
opposite parity states in atomic dysprosium. While that experiment was limited
in sensitivity by statistics, a new apparatus constructed in the interim for
radio-frequency spectroscopy is expected to provide significant improvements to
the statistical sensitivity. Preliminary work from the new PV experiment in
dysprosium is presented with a discussion of the current statistical
sensitivity and outlook.
