Faculty discuss MLK legacy
University Law professors Tomiko Brown-Nagin and Risa Goluboff discussed the legal implications of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s protest methods and how they have shaped social change yesterday evening at the Chapel.
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University Law professors Tomiko Brown-Nagin and Risa Goluboff discussed the legal implications of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s protest methods and how they have shaped social change yesterday evening at the Chapel.
Renowned singer and songwriter Harry Belafonte participated in a discussion with History Prof. Julian Bond yesterday evening at The Paramount Theater as part of the University's celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr.
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A graduate student riding a bicycle was injured Wednesday evening when she collided with a vehicle in the 800 block of West Main Street at about 3:38 p.m.
Michael Mann, a prominent climatologist and former University professor, spoke yesterday in Clark Hall about the growing evidence of global climate change and the increasing "politicization of science" as part of the annual EnviroDay symposium.
The University student who collided with a vehicle while riding his bicycle Nov. 14 is no longer in critical condition, Charlottesville Police Lt. Ronnie Roberts said yesterday.
Robert Blake, U.S. assistant secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs, spoke yesterday in the Rotunda Dome Room about developments in those regions and the shift in the "fulcrum of geopolitics" to Asia in general.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, former U.S. national security advisor to President Jimmy Carter, addressed audiences scattered across the United States and China, including the University's Nau Auditorium, via live webcast yesterday, to discuss the direction of U.S.-China relations.
A number of high-profile speakers, including two Virginia Supreme Court justices, participated in a three-day conference at the Law School this weekend about increasing diversity in the legal profession.
Government and higher education leaders from across the commonwealth met via Cisco's TelePresence system yesterday to demonstrate and discuss the new technology, aimed at revolutionizing higher education.
Carol Browner, former director of the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy under President Obama, spoke yesterday at the Law School about environmental protection and public health challenges facing the United States.
Politics Prof. William Quandt spoke yesterday about the prospects for the Arab Spring as part of the Interdisciplinary Seminar Series sponsored by the Center for International Studies.
Elkanah Odembo, Kenya's ambassador to the United States, spoke at Nau Auditorium last night as part of the Ambassadors' Speakers Forum.
A new study by the Graduate Management Admissions Council released this week reported a marked decrease in applications to programs offering full-time degrees in Masters of Business Administration nationwide.
The standards of graduate medical education nationwide need to be updated to reflect new population patterns and emerging technology, according to a report released last Thursday by the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation, an organization focused on advancing the training of health professionals.
Nine percent of people in Charlottesville and surrounding Albemarle County, including 16 percent of children, suffer from food insecurity, according to a report released last Thursday by Feeding America, a national hunger relief charity. The food bank defines food insecurity as a condition in which sufferers do not know where their next meal will come from.