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(01/24/13 6:04am)
Taquan Mizzell, a highly touted football recruit out of Virginia Beach’s Bayside High School, was arrested for underage possession of alcohol 2:30 a.m. Sunday, Charlottesville Police Lieut. Ronnie Roberts said.
(01/17/13 5:26am)
The Strategic Planning Steering Committee hosted a student forum Wednesday evening to garner input for what Senior Vice Provost and Steering Committee member J. Milton Adams called “the brainstorming stage” of drafting a blueprint for the University’s future.
(12/06/12 6:30am)
Charlottesville’s Human Rights Task Force Wednesday evening voted 6-4 to pass its final proposal to Charlottesville’s City Council for a human rights commission with enforcement powers — or, as human rights commission advocate and Education Prof. Walt Heinecke put it in an email, “a commission with teeth.” Of the 10 task force members, seven were present at last night’s meeting. All members present voted for a commission with some enforcement powers, but the degree of those powers is still a matter of debate.
(11/29/12 5:51am)
Construction projects are an inescapable reality for the University, Chief Facilities Officer Donald Sundgren acknowledged in a panel Wednesday evening hosted by Student Council’s Building & Grounds committee.
(11/15/12 6:29am)
Senior Vice Provost J. Milton Adams, Dean Billy Cannaday and Kristin Palmer, the project manager for the University’s partnership with Coursera, spoke Wednesday in Clemons about the University’s plans to offer massive open online courses this spring. Adams saw online learning at the University as an opportunity to enrich the student experience, not to transform it.
(11/08/12 5:50am)
The country inched closer to national acceptance of gay marriage Tuesday evening when voters in Maine, Maryland and Washington chose to legalize same-sex marriage, and Minnesota voters rejected a proposed ban.
(11/01/12 6:06am)
Madeleine Albright, the first ever female secretary of state, addressed supporters of President Barack Obama and campaign volunteers in downtown Charlottesville Wednesday. She said Obama was the best candidate for women voters.
(10/25/12 5:02am)
Her trafficker handcuffed her to a door for two weeks. When Chong Kim escaped and ran into a shopping mall screaming for help, “people pulled their children away from me,” she told students gathered to hear her speak Wednesday evening in Clark Hall.
(10/18/12 5:02am)
The University’s Tech-Connect Community hosted a panel Wednesday to discuss the future of online education at the University. The University next semester will offer massive open online courses, known as MOOCs, through Coursera, an online-learning company.
(10/11/12 5:48am)
The Association of Governing Boards’ Intercollegiate Athletics Project released a report Tuesday examining the role of university governing boards in overseeing athletic programs. Former University President John Casteen, the principal investigator for the study, said the report’s subject reflected problems in collegiate athletic programs that came under scrutiny during the Penn State scandal this year.
(10/04/12 6:04am)
The Virginia Film Festival, which will screen more than 100 films in Charlottesville from Nov. 1-4, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Students can reserve free tickets to all films through the University’s Arts Box Office.
(09/27/12 6:00am)
Hiring rates at U.S. higher-education institutions have decreased in response to the economic downturn, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Center for Education Statistics, a branch of the U.S. Department of Education.
(09/20/12 6:07am)
The Honor Committee held the first in a series of seven roundtable discussions Wednesday evening in an attempt to bring students into a dialogue about honor at the University.
(09/13/12 6:03am)
The University maintained its position as the second best public university in the nation in the U.S. News & World Report rankings released Wednesday. The McIntire School of Commerce kept its number-five ranking among undergraduate business schools.