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(01/18/12 6:46am)
After fabricating a story of police misconduct last March, former University Law student Johnathan Perkins was acquitted of honor charges this summer and received his law degree, which had previously been withheld.
(12/02/11 5:00am)
Charlottesville Police arrested 18 members of Occupy Charlottesville late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning when they refused to leave Lee Park after the group's permit expired.
(11/30/11 8:47am)
Occupy Charlottesville protesters decided at a general assembly meeting last night to move from their location in Lee Park to George Rogers Clark Park. The decision followed three hours of discussion about five alternate locations, including Monticello, which were ultimately dismissed for strategic reasons.
(11/16/11 6:41am)
A University student riding a bicycle and a fourth-year University student driving a Jeep Wrangler collided at the intersection of Alderman and Ivy roads at about 6:30 p.m. Monday evening. The cyclist remained in critical condition as of yesterday morning.
(11/11/11 7:11am)
Jeffrey Bergner, former assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs, and Gerald Warburg, professor of public policy and assistant dean of external affairs in the Batten School, co-hosted an informal discussion last night on upcoming foreign policy challenges during the 2012 election year.
(11/04/11 5:52am)
The Women's Center hosted a panel last night to discuss human trafficking, focusing on information about different aspects about trafficking and forms of prevention.
(10/27/11 5:11am)
Circuit Court Judge Edward Hogshire recessed a hearing held last night in George Huguely's defense case until Nov. 7, delaying a decision on whether Huguely's attorneys will be able to access Yeardley Love's medical records.
(10/26/11 5:45am)
Defense attorneys for George Huguely, a former University student and men's lacrosse player facing a first-degree murder charge for the death of his former girlfriend, Yeardley Love, filed a motion last week to release Love's medical records. A public hearing to address the motion will be held at 5 tonight in Charlottesville Circuit Court.
(10/19/11 7:16am)
Gov. Bob McDonnell kicked off the second annual Governor's Conference on Energy in Richmond Monday to bring together private and public sector leaders to discuss the development of domestic energy resources. The conference has garnered heavy criticism from environmentalists who would like to see a larger emphasis on renewable energy sources.
(10/14/11 5:05am)
The Occupy Wall Street movement has spread to Charlottesville as nearly 100 individuals gathered at the nTelos Wireless Pavilion Wednesday night for the first General Assembly meeting of Occupy Charlottesville to encourage sustained dialogue about the separation of politics and corporations.
(10/04/11 4:44am)
Charlottesville City Council placated concerned citizens and interest groups by tabling the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority's regional water supply plan at its meeting last night.
(09/27/11 5:29am)
About 30 University students gathered together for a candlelight vigil on the steps of the Rotunda last night to honor the life of Troy Davis, the Georgia convict who was executed last Wednesday after years of controversy about his innocence.
(09/26/11 6:23am)
A stranger attacked Caitlin Mahoney, a University alumna of the class of 2009, from behind as she left the Downtown Mall with a friend Oct. 17, 2010. The attack occurred in a well-lit, heavily trafficked area, just a few steps away from the Charlottesville Police department, Mahoney said. The following spring, Mahoney reached out to The Cavalier Daily in a letter to share her story and the research she later conducted in hopes of initiating a “loud, unified stance” against sexual assaults in the Charlottesville community.
(09/23/11 5:00am)
Smog levels in Charlottesville exceeded national health standards on three days in 2010, according to a report by Environment America released Wednesday.
(09/22/11 5:20am)
In response to a July statement released by Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Old Dominion University began drafting a regulation this week which seeks to ban all non-law enforcement personnel from carrying guns in school buildings and at sporting events.
(09/09/11 6:37am)
A heart rate monitoring system developed by researchers at the University Health System has been shown to reduce the mortality of preterm infants by more than 20 percent, according to a study published last month in the Journal of Pediatrics.
(09/07/11 6:08am)
Market Central, a non-profit created by vendors and patrons of the weekly farmers' market downtown, helped these same growers host market customers at 19 local farms around the area Monday.
(08/26/11 4:40am)
The University received a $35,000 grant earlier this month from the Dominion Foundation, the community-focused branch of Dominion Resources, to pursue undergraduate research measuring the environmental and engineering impact of the removal of small dams. The project aims to provide students with analytical skills and experience in field research on river systems.
(08/23/11 5:22am)
After record-breaking voter turnout and 10 hours of voting at Jackson P. Burley Middle School, officials announced this past weekend the Democratic City Council nominations for the upcoming general election in November. Polls closed at 7 p.m. Saturday, but a series of recounts delayed the results from being announced until 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
(04/21/11 6:25am)
Gathered in front of Madison Hall, a group of students, faculty and Charlottesville community members banded together yesterday afternoon in the culminating protest for the Day of Action organized by The Living Wage Campaign at the University. Organizers for the campaign held the Day of Action to indicate their dissatisfaction with administrative responses, which they believe have been continuous refusals of their proposals.