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Charlottesville police are not certain at this time if the incidents are related.
These bills eliminate land use restrictions that prevent developers and landowners from meeting local housing demands.
As housing is one of the largest costs levied on students upon entering the University, financial aid policies must shift accordingly in order to address these expenses.
It is incredibly important for residents of Charlottesville to have a way to express their concerns that is independent of the police department itself.
From the available evidence it’s clear the hysteria over e-cigarettes is almost entirely unfounded
An article by Kaiser Health News investigated aggressive collections practices, which can cause students to face possible disenrollment for unpaid medical bills.
Before it moves, Humor columnist Dorothea LeBeau breaks down the trials of the LGBTQ Center quest.
Humor columnist Sydney Branham lays down some guidelines for Virgo Season (SZN).
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that e-cigarettes have erased relatively recent decreases in youth tobacco use.
Visitors can anticipate seeing a softer police presence throughout the City this weekend, with an emphasis on motorcycle, bicycle and foot patrols.
It is definitely important to get the experience of navigating a dining hall and working with minimal kitchen access.
According to Dean Roberts, many discussions about adding early decision revolved focused on ensuring that qualified students were able to attend the University regardless of ability to pay.
Pride month serves as a time to celebrate love and the LGBTQ+ community, but it also serves as an important time to highlight the problems impacting LGBTQ+ people.
Besides offering stress relief for students, some dogs at the University play a role in therapy and counseling.
The Alumni Association begins planning for the events of Black Alumni Weekend about a year in advance.
Student Financial Services examines sources of aid from federal and Virginia state programs to create a financial aid package.
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