The letter calls on U.Va.’s administration to increase support for immigrants at the University.
Scott Seligman discussed the connection between the 1919 murder of a former U.Va. student and the Supreme Court ruling on Miranda Rights.
The Honor Committee unanimously adopted changes to the Contributory Health Impairment procedures and bylaws Sunday after receiving approval from the Office of University Counsel.
Kennedy addressed the role of the Court in American democracy and the importance of returning civility to politics in an event at the Law School.
Next academic year would be the fourth consecutive year that rate increases will remain at or below the rate of inflation for most in-state students.
George Allen's visit to U.Va. for an event co-hosted by College Republicans and Young Americans for Freedom evoked concern from minority students on Grounds.
Political groups on Grounds will refocus efforts on activism and lobbying in the post-election season.
The Honor Committee released the demographic data for its latest class of support officers in a meeting Sunday night.
University President Jim Ryan’s promise to guarantee financial aid for low- and medium-income students may not be a major departure from current financial aid practices.
A job listing for a “community resource specialist” — whose job would include helping low-wage University employees gain access to “housing, clothing, utilities, and food” — has drawn backlash from some activists, who say U.Va. should increase its wages for all its staff.
For its birthday, the MSC held a week-long series of events, including an official birthday party and a “multicultural consciousness series” to talk about the history of the space.
Student Council representatives passed a bill to approve the creation of 10 new Contracted Independent Organizations during its general body meeting Tuesday.
Survivors of the Aug. 12, 2017 car attack gathered Friday evening to share their recovery experiences at a fundraiser for the the Heal Charlottesville Fund.
A selection committee is expected to choose board members by the end of November.
During its general body meeting Sunday night, the University Judiciary Committee gathered to discuss the importance of recognizing implicit biases when investigating and trying potential violations.
Units from both the Charlottesville fire and police departments responded to the scene, and the involved individual was wheeled away from the scene by medics shortly before 11 p.m. Saturday.
Some participants held signs reading “Honk to protect Mueller” while the group occasionally chanted slogans such as “this is what democracy looks like” and “we are the righteous mob — let Mueller do his job.”
Stephen Moore was one of the top economic advisors for Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.
The Charlottesville City Council received community feedback at its meeting Monday as part of its ongoing public engagement process for the City Manager selection process.
The program is expected to begin Nov. 13, allowing city staff to begin collecting applications from interested companies, and will last until July 2019.
