The building process began with the demolition of the old Alumni Hall building in early September.
City Council’s May 4 vote to award “The Mark at Charlottesville” a necessary Certificate of Appropriateness for construction cannot be reversed, City Attorney John Maddux explained at the Council’s first regular meeting of the month July 20.
The University spent roughly $250,000 on federal lobbying in 2025 — about 25 percent more than in each of the two prior years.
The new laws are the latest in a series of reforms aimed at curbing Virginia’s record-high eviction rates.
U.Va. Health interventional radiologist Dr. Daniel Sheeran and U.Va. Health Cardiac Anesthesiologist Dr. Paul Gallo helped bring the treatment to U.Va. Health.
Perryman expressed his belief that it was particularly important, given the administrative changes, to consistently make students’ concerns known to the Board.
A media release from University Spokesperson Bethanie Glover Thursday announced that the new search for the University's permanent executive vice president and provost began Monday.
The University’s Gay Student Union invited members of the LGBTQ+ community and supporters to wear jeans to class for Blue Jeans Day, the kickoff to the annual Gay Acceptance Week.
Mary Kate Cary, the program’s founder and former director, announced via email June 30 that she would be departing for the University of Denver and that Ashoo would take over as interim director, effective immediately.
According to the American Bar Association, the use of generative artificial intelligence in the legal profession nationwide has more than doubled over the past year, with attorneys reporting that they integrate generative AI into daily tasks including drafting correspondence, conducting legal research and summarizing documents.
The University’s equity in SpaceX accounts for a “low single-digit percentage” of the endowment, per The Wall Street Journal.
As traffic and parking demand continues to increase around Grounds, the Department of Parking and Transportation's Wahoo Commute program provides cash incentives to University employees for walking, biking, using a scooter, using transit, vanpooling or carpooling.
The July 13 media release lays out some early priorities Beardsley has for the planning process, a few of which include “faculty excellence, access and affordability … [and] world-class patient care.”
This spring marked the first McIntire School of Commerce admissions cycle in which only first-year students were eligible to apply, completing the School's transition to its redesigned three-year undergraduate program.
Wamhoff is the third executive member to join the Manning Institute.
