Student Council approved its annual 2018-19 budget of $72,000 as well as a new Contracted Independent Organization during its legislative session Tuesday evening.
Student and non-student organizations registered approximately 2,500 U.Va. student voters before the Virginia voter registration deadline this past Monday.
University President Jim Ryan will be inaugurated Friday as U.Va.'s ninth president, with a number of events planned throughout the weekend.
In an email to the University community Sunday, Ting’s vice president of sales and marketing apologized for the mishap.
The letter includes calls for increased Hispanic/Latinx representation among faculty and expanded support staff in Multicultural Student Services.
The University is working with the City to look into the potential for scooter rental services in Charlottesville and possible safety concerns.
Inki Kim expressed concerns over the effects of the Informed Retraction on international students at an Honor Committee meeting Sunday.
Fifth Congressional District candidate, Democrat Leslie Cockburn, held a rally Sunday evening at the Jefferson Theater to push for voter registration before the deadline Monday.
Cayden Dalton was arrested the morning after the Wertland Street Block Party on Aug. 26 and charged with misdemeanor assault, felony strangulation and felony abduction.
U.Va. announced last month the launch of its Democracy Initiative, a collaboration led by the nonpartisan Miller Center of Public Affairs and the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
U.Va.’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors is objecting to the reappointment of the School of Law Prof. Mimi Riley as the non-voting faculty member of the University’s Board of Visitors, the group said in a press release Tuesday.
After recent off-Grounds crimes did not result in the issuance of timely warnings or community alerts, some students are asking what warrants a notification.
Fifth Congressional District candidates, Democrat Leslie Cockburn and Republican Denver Riggleman, squared off Monday evening at Piedmont Virginia Community College for their first televised debate.
Representatives will reconvene Oct. 16 to vote on the final 2018-19 budget.
While liquor law violations referred for disciplinary actions have dropped significantly, arrests made following violations have remained consistent with previous years.
In Guatemala, Maria Chavalan Sut faced persecution for her indigenous Kaqchikel ancestry. Her home was burned down when she refused to leave.
The Charlottesville City Council voted at its Oct. 1 meeting to approve the allocation of $200,000 from the Charlottesville Affordable Housing Fund to allow the City’s Housing Advisory Committee to initiate the process of developing a localized affordable housing strategy.
Leslie Cockburn, the Democratic candidate for Virginia’s Congressional Fifth District race, spoke to the University Democrats Wednesday night in Nau Hall.
The proposed hotel will replace the Excel Inn and Suites that burned down in May 2017 on the same property.
Student Council President Alex Cintron was the first speaker in the series.
