Looking at the first year of the New Curriculum in the College of Arts & Sciences By Sam Lisner and Veena Ramesh | 04/24/2018 While most first-year students have opted to continue in the Traditional Curriculum, around 600 students have chosen to pilot the New College Curriculum. READ MORE
Acclaimed environmental and writer talks about sustainable planning in lecture at U.Va. By Caroline Stoerker | 04/24/2018 Dr. Sunita Narain spoke about redefining perceptions of a modern city essential to combating pollution. READ MORE
Natalie Romero named student director of the Multicultural Student Center By Victoria Dancu | 04/21/2018 Romero said she wants to focus on collaborating with other Contracted Independent Organizations on Grounds to build both productive relationships and friendships with the MSC. READ MORE
Student Council Bicentennial Committee hosts forum on women in the professional world By Nafisa Mazumdar | 04/19/2018 The panel sought to highlight the University’s history since becoming coeducational in 1970. READ MORE
Seminar, ‘engagement’ courses help students apply liberal arts By Emma Bradford | 04/19/2018 The College of Arts and Sciences has expanded upon relatively new courses that step outside the traditional classroom by helping students find a major, discover the best ways to learn and prepare for their lives after school. READ MORE
U.Va. offers admission to 26.5 percent of applicants By Colleen Schinderle | 03/23/2018 The University released regular admissions decisions Thursday evening, READ MORE
Panel discusses the history of Greek Life and race at U.Va. By Sam Lisner | 03/22/2018 The Inter-Fraternity Council partnered with the Corcoran Department of History to host a panel Tuesday to discuss the history of Greek Life and race at the University. READ MORE
Broadening the canon: the overlooked voices in the humanities By Abby Clukey | 03/22/2018 Many professors agree that the humanities departments have made significant progress in attempting to highlight the voices of a broad range of writers and thinkers. However, some say more can be done. READ MORE
Center for Global Health hosts climate change and global health panel By Isabel Dixon | 03/21/2018 Panelists, students and community members gathered at the Center for Global Health Tuesday to discuss advocacy for planetary and population health around the globe. READ MORE
Curry School professor delivers talk on improving community-police relations By Isabel Dixon | 03/14/2018 Wahl said utilizing public forums would improve the relationship between law enforcement personnel and community members. READ MORE
$30 million scholarship program announced for Darden By Xieyang Qiao | 03/13/2018 The $30 million endowment will fund the Batten Foundation Darden Worldwide Scholarships. READ MORE
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