Despite the large number of electable positions and candidates, voting rates among University students have been consistently low over the past several years.
Students walk by the University Chapel — known for its rich history and distinct Gothic style — almost every day on their way to class and meetings.
Freitas said the bill is needed so women can invoke their Second Amendment right to bear arms.
Black students, faculty and alumni at the University have released several documents outlining a series of objectives and recommendations intended to achieve a higher degree of racial diversity at the University. Where are we now?
On Sept. 21, 2015, the University released the findings of a comprehensive survey intended to measure the effects of sexual assault and violence on Grounds.
Whether it’s the collaboration of art and music via ecoacoustics or art and biology at the Mountain Lake Biological Station, the integration of the arts and other disciplines develops critical thinking skills and creativity that not only propel artistic careers, but also enhance everyday life.
Prompted by Albert Einstein, a German refugee himself, the International Rescue Committee was founded in 1942 in an attempt to assist European refugees during World War II.
While only 13 percent of U.Va. students smoke cigarettes, the detrimental effects of second-hand smoking make smoking on grounds a public health concern for all students. The University has recognized this communal responsibility and responded with a stringent no-smoking policy in and around buildings, as well as a variety of informational and health resources for students and faculty interested in quitting.
Alumni homecoming dates back to at least the late 1930s and has typically been scheduled around a home football game, however, the activities associated with Homecoming week have evolved over time.
The Expert Review Panel mandated by Gov. Terry McAuliffe in Executive Order 40 released its set of recommendations for the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Sept.
In the nine days that have passed since classes have begun, the University community has received two emails detailing the report of two separate sexual assaults. This reflects the concept of “the Red Zone,” the time period during which most sexual assaults occur on college campuses.
Once the election process is completed, student self-governance provides the winning president and vice president the ability to carry out the selection process for the Council’s body at their own discretion — a practice that has raised concerns among current Council members.
The Board of Visitors passed a decision to increase student’s tuition March 24 in a model known as "Affordable Excellence."
In light of the recent arrest and charge of third-year College student Martese Johnson by Virginia Alcohol and Beverage Control, many questions have been raised regarding the jurisdiction and authority of ABC agents.
University language communities provide students with an opportunity for cultural immersion within Charlottesville. Each academic year, students apply to live in the house of their choice to further their studies of a particular language and culture.
The University of Board of Elections announced the results of the Spring 2015 Election on Friday. Newly-elected student leaders comment upon significant changes they hope to implement, as well as upon the campaigning process.
The Corner is a common fixture in the daily lives of the students and staff at the University in addition to the Charlottesville community.
As the University approaches a new election cycle, both students and candidates will depend on the University Board of Elections to facilitate the process of electing the newest class of student leaders on Grounds.
University Contracted Independent Organization One Less presented the Teach Safe Relationships Act bill with Virginia Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine to the U.S. Senate Tuesday Feb. 3. Members of One Less worked with Kaine to craft the bill.
Derailing well-laid tracks In response to a series of events that shook the University community last semester, Student Council shifted its focus from day-to-day student concerns to focus on promoting and ensuring student safety. Safety and Wellness Chair Rachel Murphy, a third-year College student, said her committee originally planned to focus on an anti-smoking platform for the fall semester. “We were really committed to looking at making U.Va.
