Va. court hears Cav Daily case
The Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday about the legal definition of college newspapers, which could affect the ability of student newspapers such as The Cavalier Daily to print alcohol advertisements.
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The Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday about the legal definition of college newspapers, which could affect the ability of student newspapers such as The Cavalier Daily to print alcohol advertisements.
Student Alliance for Sexual Healing, or SASH, a new organization which aims to align students' sexuality with "scriptural standards," is applying for the status of a contracted independent organization.
This August, the nation watched as a bitter battle took place in the Capitol about the nation's fiscal trajectory. Republicans and Democrats made a concession and the debt ceiling was raised before the Aug. 2 deadline set by Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner. Still, the compromise was just the beginning of a serious political firestorm which could have serious implications for students.
Michael Mann may be one of the most highly-scrutinized scientists in the world today.
Former University Environmental Sciences Prof. Michael Mann began legal procedures last Friday to intervene on the attempt of the American Tradition Institute to acquire documents of his research on global warming.
"When people ask me how I know Em, I always say, 'We grew up together.'"
The University Housing Division informed the current residents of the Lawn and the Range Monday evening that they cannot use their fireplaces until necessary repairs are completed.
Students seeking Counseling and Psychological Services will now be subject to a 15-minute screening process on the phone one to two days beforehand to ensure that those who need immediate attention are addressed first.
A panel of experts on the national debt crisis met yesterday to discuss different possible methods for remedying the county's growing debt.
Gov. Bob McDonnell announced Friday the Virginia Transportation Challenge, an initiative encouraging Virginians to use an alternate form of transportation at least once every two weeks.\nMcDonnell urged Virginians to make small changes to improve their overall quality of life.
Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., discussed health care reform and the budget crisis with students in Politics Prof. Larry Sabato's "Introduction to American Politics" class yesterday.
University President Teresa A. Sullivan announced at a press conference yesterday that the University has received $64.5 million in funding from the state to begin renovation of Cabell Hall within the next year.
The University plans to implement additional security measures to prevent students from unlawfully entering University buildings and climbing on rooftops following the death of first-year College student Thomas Gilliam Sunday.
First-year College student Thomas Gilliam IV died upon arrival at the University Medical Center Sunday night after falling from the Physics Building shortly before 11:30 p.m., according to a University Police statement released yesterday morning.
A group of University students is interacting with local incarcerated residents as part of a normal course schedule this semester. Fifteen students in the class Books Behind Bars: Life, Literature and Community Leadership discuss Slavic literature once a week with about 18 Beaumont Juvenile Correctional Center residents selected by the facility's staff, said Andrew Kaufman, the lecturer in Slavic Languages and Literature who teaches the class.
Bloodroot by debut author Amy Greene tells the story of the families that live on Bloodroot Mountain, following them from their insouciant youth to their inevitably tragic end. A series of intertwining accounts form a complex patchwork of events that portrays the lives of several generations living on Bloodroot Mountain, peppering them with love, loss, disappointment and, most importantly, magic.
This year marks the first of a three-year period in which new and retiring professors overlap employment at the College, an effort of the Legacy of Distinction Fund to prevent an absence of qualified professors. The strategy was designed to combat the compounding effects of several faculty members approaching retirement as the University faces reductions in state general funds.
Thirty-two percent of college students have received some form of mental health counseling in their lifetime, a study released yesterday by NASPA and the Center for Collegiate Mental Health at Pennsylvania State University reported.
A group of Charlottesville residents, University students and local producers met in the Jefferson Foundation Hall last night to discuss the importance of supporting local food produce.
The Princeton Review Best released its annual list of Best Value Colleges Tuesday, naming the University the Best Value Public college for the third consecutive year.