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(10/13/06 4:00am)
Last week, after eating way too much ice milk, I waddled out of Newcomb dining hall and ran into a table of students offering a noble proposal: Forego the frozen treats (and other food) for one day so others can eat. Three minutes and a stomach rumble later I found myself mentally preparing to participate in one day of fasting with the Muslim Student Association. I would be one of 350 students non-Muslim and Muslim students combined participating in MSA's Fast-a-thon, and one of approximately six to seven million people who participate nationwide and about 1.2 billion worldwide during the month of Ramadan.
(01/25/06 5:00am)
The open honor trial announced last week will now be closed, as elected by the defendant earlier this week.
(01/23/06 5:00am)
The University will offer a one-year pre-medical certificate program to post-Baccalaureate students beginning this summer, following the Board of Visitors Finance Committee's decision to approve the program by setting tuition Thursday.
(01/18/06 5:00am)
This summer, the University will become the academic partner of the Semester at Sea study abroad program.
(11/30/05 5:00am)
Proposed regulations of the U.S. Defense Department and expected future regulations of the U.S. Commerce Department could prevent foreign-born students and technicians from working with sensitive technology in university laboratories.
(11/18/05 5:00am)
Tomorrow's football game against Virginia Tech is expected to draw a crowd of approximately 62,000 fans, according to Leonard Sandridge, University executive vice president and chief operating officer.
(11/16/05 5:00am)
Charlottesville City Council held a special planning meeting Monday night to discuss changes and improvements to West Main Street and the Downtown Mall.
(11/10/05 5:00am)
The 2005 National Survey of Student Engagement released recently found that transfer students and students who have concurrent enrollment at more than one university may have a harder time getting the full university experience.
(11/02/05 5:00am)
Newcomb Hall Building Manager Lazarus "Larry" Powell died Monday night of pneumonia. He was 64.
(10/27/05 4:00am)
Students for Peace and Justice in Palestine held a protest yesterday in the Amphitheater as part of Palestine Week. An independent group of students responded by handing out pamphlets voicing an opposing opinion in support of the Israeli view outside of the event.
(10/26/05 4:00am)
In series of vandalisms reported on 15th Street, side-view mirrors on parked vehicles were smashed off Saturday night or early Sunday morning, Charlottesville Police Sergeant Stephen Upman said.
(10/19/05 4:00am)
The Charlottesville City Council discussed increasing vendor rates and changing Downtown Mall regulations in a public hearing at Monday's Council meeting.
(10/14/05 4:00am)
In a pilot program being sponsored by the University and Charlottesville transportation, Charlottesville Transit Service is offering free transportation to University faculty, staff and students for the duration of October.
(10/11/05 4:00am)
The members of the Iota Beta chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. attended their first official meeting with the National Pan-Hellenic Council Tuesday, cementing their unprecedented dual membership in two different fraternal organizations.
(10/07/05 4:00am)
Citizens living in the Downtown Mall district brought complaints to last Monday's City Council meeting regarding noise generated by events held in the City's newly opened amphitheater.
(10/05/05 4:00am)
Members of the University faculty issued a petition to President John T. Casteen, III last week scrutinizing the creation of the 2005-2006 academic calendar and requesting a change in protocol.
(09/28/05 4:00am)
The American Association of State Colleges and Universities found in a study released yesterday that the most important factor for high graduation and retention rates is a "campus culture" that reinforces student success and promotes a sense of purpose.
(09/21/05 4:00am)
After a 24-hour vigil on the Amphitheater stage, the University ROTC held a joint ceremony yesterday honoring all prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action.
(09/16/05 4:00am)
The option for professors to record their lectures to iPods and upload them for student use is being tested in certain Texas universities as a pilot for a new program, called Coursecast, created by a company called Pick-A-Prof in collaboration with Apple.
(09/14/05 4:00am)
The traditional Homecoming weekend has been extended to nearly a week of events, according to the University Programs Council.