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The Cavalier Daily recently conducted a poll of University students to gather data on their thoughts concerning the recent white nationalist violence in Charlottesville, as well as the various responses of the University, city and student groups.
Two men, Jeffrey Matthew Winder and Edgar Brandon Collins, have been arrested for charges of assault and battery of Jason Kessler, a pro-white activist and organizer of the “Unite the Right” rally, at his Aug. 13 press conference.
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer apologized to his colleagues and the City of Charlottesville for his actions during the “deeply troubling and traumatizing recent weeks” following a closed City Council meeting that lasted over three hours.
Update: Christopher Cantwell turned himself into the Lynchburg Police Department Wednesday.
Second-year College student Natalie Romero sustained a skull fracture and other facial wounds after being hit by a car that plowed through a crowd of people protesting the “Unite the Right” rally in downtown Charlottesville Aug. 12.
Convocation for the Class of 2021 began Sunday evening with a statement by University Dean of Students Allen Groves, who immediately addressed the recent violence in Charlottesville.
According to the Charlottesville Police Department, only one arrest was made Saturday night during Block Party. Charlottesville Albemarle Rescue Squad also responded to only three calls throughout the night.
Three people are dead and numerous others are injured after the “Unite The Right” rally Saturday. The day was anticipated to be tense, but turned violent as the rally drew hundreds of white nationalists and counter-demonstrators to downtown Charlottesville.
One person is dead and 19 people are injured after a car plowed through a crowd of counter-protesters in the aftermath of Saturday’s “Unite the Right” rally downtown.
Unity Cville, a group comprised of many local organizations, chapters and businesses, hosted a series of events Saturday to promote open, hate-free environments in light of the Ku Klux Klan rally held in Justice Park. The events ranged from an informational session on the history and context of white supremacist groups in the U.S. and Charlottesville to a community potluck lunch.
A spokesperson for North Korea’s Foreign Ministry released a statement Friday claiming North Korea is a victim of a U.S. smear campaign in the death of University student Otto Warmbier.
Former University student Otto Warmbier, who was detained in North Korea for over a year, died Monday afternoon at 2:20 p.m. surrounded by family.
The University chapter of Phi Kappa Psi has reached a settlement in its lawsuit against Rolling Stone, Wenner Media Inc. and Sabrina Rubin Erdely, according to fraternity spokesperson Brian Ellis. According to NBC29, the fraternity won $1.65 million. Its original lawsuit asked for $25 million.
Peter M. Grant II was recognized by the Board of Visitors Advancement Committee as the new Third Century Campaign chair Friday. The Advancement Committee also heard presentations and reports on fundraising, GivingToHoosDay and the Nudge4 Solutions Lab run by the Curry School.
The Board of Visitors began their June meeting Thursday in which they elected James B. Murray Jr. as the new vice rector. The Academic and Student Life Committee also established pan-University institutes, a new professorship and a new degree program during its meeting, while the Audit, Compliance and Risk Committee passed its audit plan for the 2018-19 fiscal year.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) announced appointments to the University’s Board of Visitors on Friday, with current Rector William H. Goodwin Jr. absent from the list.
The University Police Department is investigating multiple bomb threats aimed at several University buildings. The threats were conveyed through letters electronically sent to University printers, according to a press release from by Crime Prevention Coordinator Ben Rexrode.
Rising second-year Nursing student Jessica Alston has passed away, according to an email sent to the University community by Dean of Students Allen Groves just after 6 p.m. Tuesday evening. She was from Virginia Beach, Va.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos addressed the Class of 2017 Friday at the Valedictory Exercises in a speech on failure and perseverance. The ceremony also featured the presentation of the class gift and several awards.
A group of protesters held a demonstration in Lee Park Saturday night against the removal of the Robert E. Lee statue. The protesters carried torches and have drawn criticism from Charlottesville and University leaders, some of whom have compared it to a Ku Klux Klan rally.
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