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(10/17/21 6:03pm)
City Manager Chip Boyles resigned Tuesday after eight months in office citing
“public disparagement” from Mayor Nikuyah Walker and members of the community affecting his personal health and well-being.
(10/06/21 10:20pm)
Update: The artwork was returned to the Theta Chi fraternity house Friday wrapped in a plastic garbage bag with an anonymous note attached. Theta Chi is not interested in pressing charges, according to a brother in the fraternity.
(09/22/21 11:45pm)
This year, students in the University Guide Service, Housing and Residence Life, Bringing Race into Dialogue with Group Engagement and History of Enslaved African American Laborers expect members of the Class of 2025 to attend a historical tour and debrief discussion centered around the history of enslaved laborers at the University.
(09/15/21 10:26pm)
With research indicating that plexiglass screens may not be effective as preventing COVID-19 transmission, students and professors have varying opinions regarding a University policy that permits instructors to lecture without a mask when standing behind a plexiglass barrier.
(04/09/21 2:01am)
The Luce/American Council of Learned Societies Program in Religion, Journalism & International Affairs hosted a virtual panel Tuesday featuring author and professor Dr. Anthea Butler and a discussion of her new book “White Evangelical Racism: The Politics of Morality in America,” which focuses on how racism is at the center of conservative evangelicals' power and activism.
(09/30/20 12:55am)
With the Oct. 13 voter registration deadline approaching, Charlottesville and student groups are working to ensure that every student has the ability to vote this November. Registration efforts look different this year, as many of the previous strategies violate newly implemented COVID-19 guidelines.
(09/28/20 11:43pm)
The University’s COVID-19 Tracker reported 81 positive test results since Friday, 78 of which were students. These numbers reflect cases gathered through U.Va. Health Analytics, Student Health, Employee Health and testing vendor LetsGetChecked.
(09/22/20 6:02am)
The University announced today that alumnus Stephen Farmer, who earned his master’s degree in English from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, has been named the first vice provost for enrollment and will begin his appointment Jan. 1.
(09/14/20 10:32pm)
A total of 369 positive coronavirus cases have been reported on the University’s COVID Tracker since Aug. 17, 321 of which are student cases. The numbers only include those who have been tested through Student Health and Wellness or a University-affiliated clinic.
(09/12/20 12:25am)
The University’s announcement that students will be permitted to move on-Grounds and take in-person classes was met with both frustration and praise from students and community members.
(09/09/20 7:36pm)
Correction: A previous version of this article misattributed quotes to Prof. Craig Dukes. It has since been updated to reflect that the source of these quotes is Associate Prof. Christopher Neu. The Cavalier Daily apologizes for the error.
(09/08/20 10:36pm)
A total of 231 positive coronavirus cases have been reported on the University’s COVID Tracker since Aug. 17, 190 of which are student cases. The numbers only include those who have been tested through Student Health and Wellness or a University-affiliated clinic.
(05/11/20 3:54am)
One year after graduating from the University and serving as an editor for The Cavalier Daily, alumnus Ben Tobin became part of the team that won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize in the breaking news category. On May 10, the Louisville Courier-Journal was honored for their coverage of the controversial pardons and commutations of former Gov. Matt Bevin, R-Ky.
(04/13/20 7:05pm)
Student Council released a term report last week highlighting its accomplishments, challenges and ongoing initiatives from the 2019-2020 term — which officially ended April 5 with the transition of leadership from fourth-year College student Ellie Brasacchio to third-year College student Ellen Yates as president.
(04/03/20 4:56am)
University administration hosted a virtual town hall Thursday afternoon to update members of the community and answer questions from a live audience on Zoom regarding the University’s operational changes.
(04/03/20 6:39pm)
Student Council unanimously passed an emergency resolution Tuesday night demanding that the University compensate non-Federal Work Study student employees amid the COVID-19 crisis.
(02/26/20 7:19pm)
Candidates for the Spring 2020 University-wide elections submitted their campaign expenses to the University Board of Elections last Thursday for the interim campaign expenditure report. The report, released Tuesday, projects that the election will cost up to $2,041.67, an increase from last year’s anticipated value of $1,492.66.
(02/08/20 6:44pm)
The Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy and the Center for Politics co-hosted an event Thursday night in Garrett Hall which tackled the question of how to sustain the health and endurance of a democracy. Featuring four experts in the field, the event was open to all students, faculty and community members and over 200 people registered to attend.
(02/08/20 12:20am)
An indecent exposure was reported to the Charlottesville Police Department at 1:34 a.m. Friday morning. According to a University-wide email alert issued by Tim Longo, interim chief of University police and associate vice president for safety and security, the incident took place in the 2100 block of Arlington Boulevard, near North Grounds and the Barracks Shopping Center.
(01/31/20 4:26pm)
The University’s Law and Medical Schools hosted a two-day conference starting Thursday focusing on the impact of discrimination in public health, entitled “Healing Hate: A Public Health Perspective on Civil Rights in America.”