Gray-Carrington scholarship awarded to Morgan Stearns
Third-year College student Morgan Stearns has been awarded the University's Gray-Carrington memorial scholarship, which includes paid tuition, room and board for one year.
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Third-year College student Morgan Stearns has been awarded the University's Gray-Carrington memorial scholarship, which includes paid tuition, room and board for one year.
With student enrollment for the fall 2016 semester now open in full effect, the Politics and Media Studies departments are looking to hire additional professors to accommodate increasing student demand for and enrollment in classes.
Three explosions in the Belgian capital of Brussels Tuesday killed at least 30 people and injured 200 others. Two explosions occurred at the Brussels Airport, and a third blast targeted a subway station located in the Brussels district of Maalbeek. Reports of the first attack began around 8 a.m. local time, or 3 a.m. ET.
After losing his home state of Florida to Donald Trump in the March 15 primary, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) announced the suspension of his campaign for the GOP nomination.
A Virginia Beach Circuit Court judge ruled Monday in favor of a request by the Innocence Project at the Law School to allow testing of newly uncovered forensic evidence in the case of Darnell Phillips.
Republican presidential candidate and Ohio Gov. John Kasich is scheduled to appear Feb. 22 before a live audience at the University’s Miller Center of Public Affairs for a taping of an interview with “American Forum.” The show will air Feb. 28, two days prior to Super Tuesday, when several presidential primaries are to be held.
A federal judge has officially ordered Jackie — the primary source in Sabrina Rubin Erdely’s Rolling Stone later-retracted November 2014 article — to produce documents relating to Assoc. Dean of Students Nicole Eramo’s pending defamation lawsuit.
A Cavalier Daily review of average costs per University class shows a stark disparity between courses, affecting undergraduate students in all departments.
The judge presiding over Jesse Matthew’s trial in the murder of former second-year College student Hannah Graham has denied a motion to formally recuse herself from the case.
The death of fourth-year Engineering student Quentin Alcorn was confirmed by Pat Lampkin, vice president and chief student affairs officer, in an email Monday afternoon.
Judge Robert H. Downer Jr. accepted Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney Dave Chapman’s motion to drop criminal charges against fourth-year College student Martese Johnson Friday morning at the Charlottesville General District Court.
Jesse Matthew entered an Alford plea Wednesday in a 2005 Fairfax sexual assault case, pleading guilty to charges of attempted capital murder, abduction with intent to defile and sexual assault.
The University Board of Visitors approved an extension Tuesday of University President Teresa Sullivan’s contract, which is currently set to expire July 31, 2016. The decision was announced following a special meeting held at the Special Collections Library, where the Board voted unanimously, with one abstention by board member Helen Dragas.
Associate Dean of Students Nicole Eramo filed a defamation lawsuit Tuesday morning against Rolling Stone magazine, Sabrina Rubin Erdely and Wenner Media for defamatory statements made against her in Rolling Stone’s Nov. 19 story “A Rape on Campus,” as well as in other media promoting the article.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed Executive Order 40 on Wednesday, taking steps to improve law enforcement in the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. The legislation was introduced following questions about the use of excessive force in the arrest of third-year College student Martese Johnson by ABC special agents March 18.
In a hearing set for Thursday, Mar. 26 at 10 a.m. third-year College student Martese Johnson will plea not guilty of two charges — obstruction of justice and public intoxication.
The University announced the appointment of Phillip Parrish as the interim vice president for research Jan. 14. Currently the associate vice president for research, Parrish will assume the position Feb. 1, when current Vice President for Research Thomas Skalak steps down.
University President Teresa Sullivan announced Tuesday the immediate reinstatement of all social activities for Greek organizations, a ban instituted Nov. 22.
Holding signs and chanting, hundreds of faculty members, graduate instructors, staff and students gathered at Beta Bridge for the “Take Back the Party: End Rape Now!” rally Saturday night. Rally members marched down Rugby Road to the Corner and back before ending the event outside the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house.
The Engineering School placed 11th in a list recently published by website NerdScholar, ranking universities with the highest salaries for engineering and computer science graduates. The University was pegged higher than any other school in the state.