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(04/19/23 3:23am)
The University hosted the first in-person East Coast Asian American Student Union conference since 2020 this past weekend, a culmination of efforts undertaken by members of the Asian Student Union since last summer. Around 250 students from 22 schools across the country came to the conference, representing a mixture of years and backgrounds.
(01/07/22 5:49pm)
The spring semester will begin as planned with no changes to move-in dates or the start of in-person instruction, per an email sent Friday by University President Jim Ryan, Provost Liz Magill, Chief Operating Officer J.J. Davis and K. Craig Kent, executive vice president for health affairs. However, all students and academic division faculty and staff must now upload proof of a booster shot by Jan. 14 — a change from the original Feb. 1 deadline.
(01/11/22 3:10am)
City Council appointed Lloyd Snook as Charlottesville’s new mayor and Juandiego Wade as the city’s new vice mayor during its first meeting of the new year Wednesday. The meeting was the first to include new Council members Wade and Brian Pinkston, who were elected to the Council in November.
(12/30/21 5:10pm)
The Charlottesville Police Department responded to a burglary reported at the 1200 block of John Street at 4:57 a.m. Thursday, per a community alert sent by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and associate vice president for safety and security.
(12/29/21 4:36am)
The University’s overall seven-day average COVID-19 positivity rate has reached 16.60 percent as the holiday season takes hold, with 62 positive cases reported Monday — 54 of which were faculty and staff. This is the highest number of daily faculty and staff COVID-19 cases since the University’s COVID-19 tracker began recording in Aug. 2020, with the previous high being 17 cases on both Jan. 5 and Sept. 10.
(12/21/21 9:38pm)
All students, faculty and staff returning to Grounds for the spring semester are now required to get COVID-19 booster shots, per an email sent Tuesday afternoon by University President Jim Ryan, Provost Liz Magill, Chief Operating Officer J.J. Davis and K. Craig Kent, chief executive officer for U.Va. Health. All students and faculty must upload proof of a booster by Feb. 1 to their HealthyHoos and Workday portals, respectively.
(12/20/21 4:06am)
The Cavalier Daily held its 133rd term elections Saturday, selecting third-year College student Eva Surovell as the paper’s next editor-in-chief in an uncontested election.
(12/16/21 12:01am)
The University Police Department and Charlottesville Fire Department were dispatched to Balz-Dobie dormitory Wednesday afternoon at 2:09 p.m following a fire and smoke report.
(12/13/21 5:13pm)
The Advancement Committee of the Board of Visitors met Friday morning to discuss fundraising, provide updates on progress towards the Honor the Future campaign and welcome guests to discuss a significant gift.
(12/10/21 3:31pm)
Lighting of the Lawn celebrated its twentieth anniversary Monday night with the theme “Brighter Than Ever,” signaling the event’s return to an in-person experience after being held virtually last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
(12/02/21 2:00am)
Marc Woolley, the newly-appointed interim city manager of Charlottesville, has withdrawn less than a month after accepting the position.
(11/10/21 1:14pm)
Academic division employees of the University will have until Jan. 4 to complete a full COVID-19 vaccination course — a change from the previous deadline of Dec. 8, according to a Tuesday email from Provost Liz Magill and Chief Operating Officer J.J. Davis. The new deadline aligns with guidance from President Joe Biden’s administration released Nov. 4.
(11/10/21 3:50pm)
Frederick Theodore Heblich Jr., former managing editor and cartoonist for The Cavalier Daily, has passed away, leaving behind a profound legacy that survives in both the pages of the newspaper and in the Charlottesville justice system.
(11/10/21 10:20pm)
Former Charlottesville Police Chief RaShall Brackney stood in front of Charlottesville City Hall Tuesday morning and demanded $3 million in compensation from the City for her claim of wrongful termination. Brackney has filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
(10/28/21 3:24pm)
While the race for Virginia’s next governor heats up, voters in Charlottesville and parts of Albemarle County also have the chance to vote for who will represent the 57th District in the Virginia House of Delegates in the Nov. 2 election. Charlottesville residents will also vote for new City Council, School Board, Commonwealth Attorney and Board of Supervisor seats.
(10/20/21 9:34pm)
Divest U.Va. released a petition Oct. 8 demanding that the University pull endowment funds from fossil fuels in its second letter to administration this year. Divest U.Va., a group composed of students and student organizations, has been fighting for climate justice through fossil fuel divestment since 2015.
(10/15/21 5:37pm)
U.Va. Health will offer booster and third doses of COVID-19 vaccines beginning Oct. 18 in accordance with guidelines from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Health System announced Friday.
(10/01/21 10:21pm)
With a little over a month until Election Day, members of the Democracy Initiative's Student Advisory Council, University Democrats and College Republicans joined together to watch the final debate between Republican nominee Glenn Youngkin and Terry McAuliffe, former governor and Democratic nominee, in Nau Hall Tuesday. The debate was hosted by NBC News political director Chuck Todd.
(09/23/21 9:40pm)
Third-year College student Robbie Eriksson passed away Sept. 21, interim Dean of Student Julie Caruccio shared in a community-wide email Thursday.
(09/23/21 5:09am)
On Wednesday, University President Jim Ryan joined The Cavalier Daily for an interview ahead of the Board of Visitors meetings this Thursday and Friday, where the 17 members of the corporate Board will vote on various aspects of the University’s long-term strategic goals, such as capital planning, policies and budgeting.
