Mistakenly taking Hurricane Isabel to be the end of the world, local simians gathered outside the Woodard offices Thursday seeking atonement for the leasing agency's treatment of misplaced residents. Pictured here is third-year College student Michael "Gorilla face" Cassin, demonstrating his ability to utilize basic tools and primitive forms of written communication.
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From the Archives: 1990s
By Tori Vonderheid and Livia Shrednick | 1 minutes agoUniversity physician Dr. Joel Trugman discovered that some children who had been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, an incurable movement disorder, instead have a rare biochemical disorder that is treatable.
New Education Department letter urges university reforms — U.Va. professors weigh in
By Grace Little | 2 days agoThe letter called on all postsecondary institutions to issue statements of allegiance to its educational mission and address questions regarding fair admissions criteria, open discourse, intellectual pluralism and affordability.
Amid pushback, City Council budgets $4 million toward encampment removal efforts
By Luca Bailey | 3 days agoThe Council also received a status update on the City’s efforts to clear the area.
