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The University recently received a sustainability grade report from the Sustainable Endowments Institute. It was awarded high marks in some areas, but has work to do in others, according to the institute.
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University awarded sustainability grades
9/26/2008
The University scored a B in the most recent edition of the College Sustainability Report Card, earning high marks in the fields of food and recycling, transportation, and green buildings, ...
Professors discuss race, gender issues at American electoral politics forum
9/26/2008
In the midst of two campaigns with historic racial and gender implications, the Miller Center for Public Affairs held a “Race and Gender and American Politics” roundtable discussion last night, ...
News
Carr’s Hill expected to undergo renovations
9/26/2008
Carr’s Hill, which has traditionally served as the residence of University presidents, is expected to undergo repairs in the near future as the University community celebrates the building’s centennial.
Chemistry professor earns NSF grant to develop national center
9/26/2008
In collaboration with several scientific research organizations and with the aid of a National Science Foundation grant, a University professor is leading a project to found a national research institute ...
Sports
This isn’t your granddaddy’s Duke
9/26/2008
No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you. The computer screen you’re staring at or the newspaper you’re reading is telling the truth. Duke really is favored to win by 7 points ...
With Agorsor out, Cavaliers face Tech
9/26/2008
In many sports, the ACC can be considered among the nation’s finest and most competitive athletic conferences. This is especially true of men’s soccer, which makes conference play a nightmare ...
Life
Wahoo witches and wizards
9/26/2008
Journeying through the crowded, winding maze of the Student Activities Fair might lead a new student to believe there are simply no interests that are not represented by some University ...
GrandMarc? Please. I’m Stickin’ With Gooch.
9/26/2008
It is hard to believe that only a few months ago, I was sitting at home with my U.Va. transfer student booklet in hand, soaking up knowledge about my new ...
Opinion
An unjust penalty
9/26/2008
I CAN ONLY imagine how it must feel to be Marc Verica right now. Originally confined to the bench behind Jameel Sewell and Peter Lalich, the third-year quarterback is suddenly ...
What’s with all the locomotion?
9/26/2008
CALL ME cocky, but I have supreme confidence in my capacity to avoid locomotive trains. A specific moment of epiphany does not come to mind but somewhere along the way ...
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- The presence of a ‘yes', not the absence of a ‘no’
- Lalich denies allegations of probation violation
- Lalich to be replaced by Verica against Huskies
- Walk on by
- Setting the record straight
- Representatives reject financial bailout plan by narrow margin
- Scott Stadium blues
- More than just the winter blues
- Professor researches young adult alcohol dependency
- Bra-shopping for birth control
- Good phone service = long distance 'Sprint'
- When others say don't go
- Weight loss: Chick-Fil-A ain't the way
- It takes all kinds to be in the V-Club
- There's no place like home in bioterror attack
- Student dies in murder-suicide
- Seniors lead in Virginia upset of mighty Terrapins
- UJC elects 17 new first-year judges
- Yes, Virginia, you do matter
- Paul Hitopoulous' art mergeselements, in Newcomb Hall