U.Va. adopts ‘Inclusive Excellence’ framework By Zach Rosenthal and Jenn Brice | 01/17/2020 The goal of the framework is to bring action and meaningful public accountability for the University's diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging efforts. READ MORE
U.Va. ranked in the bottom 15 percent for social mobility By Zach Rosenthal | 1/15/2020 7:21pm CollegeNet's Social Mobility Index considers tuition, family income, graduation rate, endowment and salary after graduation.
Virginia General Assembly to discuss in-state tuition for DREAMers, among other priorities By Jacquelyn Kim | 01/13/2020 Currently, undocumented students without DACA status and out-of-state DACA students remain inelegible for financial aid at the University. READ MORE
U.Va. to discontinue bike sharing program in May amidst growing e-scooter competition By Nik Popli | 01/13/2020 The University is preparing to end its bike share service in May as usage has declined about 50 percent since the introduction of electric scooters to Charlottesville last year. READ MORE
CPD issues warning about recent incidents in University, Corner areas By Nik Popli | 01/10/2020 There have been several incidents that have occurred since December, but police are not certain if they are related. READ MORE
School of Nursing receives $20 million gift to fund scholarships By Paige Waterhouse | 01/09/2020 The $20 million gift to the School of Nursing will help expand enrollment at the University and address workforce shortages. READ MORE
U.Va.’s employee minimum wage increased to $15 with start of new year By Nik Popli | 01/03/2020 Aramark also increased its minimum hourly wage to $13 per hour for 208 part-time employees contracted to work at the University. READ MORE
Shots fired incident reported at Corner bar By Jenn Brice | 01/01/2020 The incident occurred at 12:41 a.m. inside The Hole bar at 11 Elliewood Avenue. READ MORE
Lime will cease operations in Charlottesville By Ali Sullivan | 12/31/2019 Since the scooters' debut, 30,000 users have made more 200,000 scooter rides with approximately 200,000 miles traveled. READ MORE
Miller Center experts answer nation’s questions about impeachment By Patrick Roney | 12/27/2019 The Miller Center will host an impeachment pop-up roundtable discussion in the Rotunda Jan. 17. READ MORE
Man arrested after shots fired on Grounds By Jenn Brice | 12/22/2019 Shots were fired Saturday morning on Massie Road following a verbal altercation that began at the 7-11 on Ivy Road. READ MORE
Title IX found the student responsible. He still received his degree. By Abby Clukey | 12/19/2019 “I just wanted an answer,” Estes said. “I just wanted it to be over.” READ MORE
Live animal use for medical training at U.Va. draws complaints from physicians group By Rachel Zentmayer | 12/19/2019 The complaint asks the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service to launch an investigation concerning the live animal use in U.Va.’s medical training facilities. READ MORE
On-Grounds housing rates to increase by 3.5 percent next year By Anna Heyse | 12/19/2019 The increased cost of on-Grounds housing comes as the University is $2 million in debt following construction to the McCormick Road Residence Halls and Bond House. READ MORE
Student Council president reflects on past semester, discusses future initiatives By River Stone | 12/18/2019 Student Council plans to publish a "Guide to Being Not-Rich at UVA," reduce the price of textbooks and support a fund to reimburse students for two mental health appointments outside of CAPS. READ MORE
Pro-gun messages repeatedly written over “PROTECT BLACK TRANS WOMEN” painting on Beta Bridge By Kate Bellows | 12/16/2019 The message was painted over a second time Sunday. READ MORE
Students, Asado address allegations of homophobic discrimination by event security By Jenn Brice | 12/13/2019 Students at the event said the couple had been unfairly singled out because they were queer. READ MORE
James Fields Jr. to appeal state court convictions in Charlottesville car attack By CD News Staff | 12/12/2019 Fields was sentenced to life in prison, plus 419 years and $480,000 in fines by the Charlottesville Circuit Court in July. READ MORE
University announces plans to construct a Contemplative Commons building By Zach Rosenthal | 12/12/2019 The Commons will feature open spaces that can be used for artistic performances, lectures, research and other activities. READ MORE
Study abroad program to Hong Kong rescheduled to Malaysia By Maryann Xue | 12/11/2019 The protests sparked this summer after the government proposed a controversial extradition bill which would allow criminal fugitives in Hong Kong to be extradited to mainland China. READ MORE
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