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(01/30/23 7:43pm)
The Charlottesville Police Department responded to a shooting incident Saturday at 9:52 p.m. near 1000 Grove Street, per a community alert sent Saturday evening by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety. One fatality was reported and police are continuing to investigate.
(01/23/23 2:12pm)
The Charlottesville Police Department responded to an attempted robbery Sunday at 6:45 p.m. at 2115 Jefferson Park Avenue, per a community alert sent Sunday evening by Timothy Longo, chief of the University Police Department and vice president for security and safety.
(01/11/23 9:51pm)
Undergraduate and graduate student leadership, as well as several faculty partners, sent a letter to Sen. Louise Lucas, Senate Majority Leader Richard Saslaw and Sen. Creigh Deeds Wednesday requesting that they refuse the appointment of Bert Ellis to the University’s Board of Visitors.
(01/19/23 4:23am)
(12/14/22 5:10pm)
This University offered admission to 1,038 students out of a record pool of 4,243 early decision applicants. Acceptances were released Tuesday evening and included 341 out-of-state offers and 697 in-state offers.
(12/14/22 8:20pm)
The Board of Visitors’ Audit, Compliance and Risk Committee met Thursday from 1:45 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. to discuss the results of the past financial year’s audit and compliance goals for the upcoming year. Focuses of the meeting included changes to U.Va. Health protocol following the predicted end of the COVID-19 public health emergency as well as the lack of central authority for audits across divisions.
(11/20/22 3:48am)
Students, faculty, administrators, community members and families filled John Paul Jones Arena Saturday afternoon to honor the lives of the three victims and two students injured in Sunday’s shooting. Held at 3:30 p.m., the memorial service included musical selections, prayers, reflections from close friends and a poignant moment of silence.
(11/17/22 6:22am)
In a short video released Wednesday evening, University President Jim Ryan shared details of a memorial service to be held honoring the lives of D’Sean Perry, Lavel Davis Jr. and Devin Chandler, as well as the two students confirmed to have been injured in Sunday’s shooting, Cavalier football junior running back Mike Hollins and second-year Marlee Morgan.
(11/19/22 1:39am)
Student organizations across Grounds have pooled resources and efforts to support students in the wake of Sunday. From memorial runs to material resources and food, student leaders are responding to the aftermath by providing students various ways to come together as a community and begin healing.
(11/10/22 10:57pm)
Christa Acampora found her love for higher education during 20 years of teaching across multiple states and, after expanding into administrative roles, joined the University in August as the Dean of the College and Graduate school of Arts and Sciences. A native Virginian, Acampora found the mountains calling her back home to professors and faculty at the University — where she hopes to foster a sense of community among students.
(11/07/22 2:58am)
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(11/02/22 7:00pm)
Leaders of Swords into Plowshares met Sunday at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center to discuss the current state of the lawsuit attempting to prevent the project’s transformation of the Robert E. Lee statue.
(10/30/22 2:28pm)
Voters in Virginia’s fifth Congressional District headed to the polls for the Nov. 8 midterm elections have the chance to cast their ballots for either incumbent Republican Bob Good or Democrat Josh Throneburg. As the House of Representatives race intensifies, both candidates have emphasized their respective policies — Good’s focus on securing the U.S. border and protecting Second Amendment rights in contrast to Throneburg’s goals to mitigate climate change and support younger generations.
(10/27/22 4:15am)
As the University community prepares to celebrate Halloween, Family Weekend and a football game against Miami, the University Police Department and ambassador program plan to expand coverage and increase vigilance to ensure the community’s safety.
(10/12/22 4:25am)
New representatives of the University Judiciary Committee joined its general body meeting for the first time Sunday for a refresher on processes involving secondary ruling bodies, such as Contributory Health Impairments and appeals. The group also completed its annual internal demographics survey.
(10/15/22 8:12pm)
Originally due Oct. 12, Housing and Residence Life has extended the deadline to apply to be a resident advisor through Friday in hopes of encouraging even more candidates to contribute to on-Grounds housing communities.
(09/20/22 12:28am)
The Carter G. Woodson Institute for African American Affairs and the Office of African American affairs hosted a teach-in aimed at contextualizing the recent vandalism of Dawson’s Row and the hate crime at the Homer statue and to offer a space for students to share reactions. Hosted in Newcomb Ballroom from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, the gathering was open to the University community.
(09/16/22 1:51am)
As the school year begins in full force, Charlottesville residents have likely noticed an increase in children walking to school in the mornings and back home in the afternoons. Local school systems have struggled to fill bus driver positions for years, but the start of this semester marks a dramatic decrease in staff — currently, only six drivers serve approximately 4,500 students in the Charlottesville City School System. While administrators search to fill empty positions, schools have expanded walk zones and are encouraging families to consider options such as biking or public transportation.
(09/13/22 3:02pm)
The Young Democratic Socialists of America at U.Va. organized a protest at 12 p.m. Monday on the South Lawn in response to the Sept. 7 hate crime at the same location, when an unknown suspect hung a noose around the neck of the Homer Statue. Students and community members came together to process the violent act and demand a stronger University response to acts of white supremacy.
(09/14/22 4:48am)
Following Graduate student Krit Chanwong’s decision to step down as chair of the University Board of Elections in August, the organization has internally appointed third-year Commerce student Luke Lamberson as chair. Given a history of turnover in the position, Lamberson hopes to both promote continuity within UBE leadership and increase voter turnout in general elections.
