Due to the high number of people attempting to order at the same time, the website experienced technical issues during its initial operation.
The semester will still start Aug. 25 as originally planned, but President Jim Ryan and his executive team are urging students who plan to live off-Grounds to delay their return until in-person courses resume.
32 percent of arrests made by UPD in 2019 were of Black individuals, whereas the University's student body is roughly 6.5 percent Black and the City of Charlottesville is just under 20 percent Black.
Seven different teams are working on different aspects of the return, from safety concerns to educational preparations.
As the country and the world continue to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, the Virginia football team is facing their own dilemma -- filling Bryce Perkins' shoes under center.
If qualified immunity continues to protect police officers, not only will victims not be compensated, but the violations will continue to occur.
Since early June, biomedical graduate students have been allowed back to labs in shifts. Yet many labs are only working at partial capacity as access is determined by the square footage of their lab spaces in an effort to follow social-distancing rules.
Creating content with friends can take some time and logistical communication, but when you aren’t as physically close, that’s kind of the whole point — and it can be a great way to find something out about your friends that you didn’t already know.
Though “folklore” is a new note for Swift, the songs are still characterized by her storytelling.
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