Graham’s position was created at the recommendation of a firm U.Va. hired to assess safety and security after last summer's white supremacist rallies.
In a motion, the City claims Kessler did not search for responsive documents and failed to preserve relevant documents.
Jason Kessler, the white nationalist organizer of last summer's deadly Unite the Right rally, filed a motion in federal court June 22 asking a judge to force the City of Charlottesville to grant him a permit for a “Unite the Right anniversary” rally
One of the Fields’ hate crime indictments is for the murder of Heather Heyer.
Speakers at the June 18 Charlottesville City Council meeting condemned the response by the City's police department to a June 8 demonstration protesting the conviction of Corey Long.
Outgoing President Teresa Sullivan and Provost Thomas Katsouleas recently sent a message to two University faculty members to respond to their petition.
U.Va. alumnus Martese Johnson has settled his lawsuit against the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, according to a joint statement published on the ABC website Wednesday.
The June 8 board meeting was Sullivan’s last one as president of the University.
The lawsuit claims, among other things, that hospital staff took blood and urine samples against a patient's will and without her consent.
The Deans Working Group has presented a final report from the Advisory Committee on the Future of the Historic Landscape at the University to President Teresa Sullivan.
The Cook Political Report, an independent election analysis firm, says the race is “Solid Democrat,” meaning the race will likely lean strongly towards Kaine.
The withdrawal comes after a federal appeals court ruled that Huguely’s insurance company did not have to cover any potential damages that could have been awarded in the Love family's suit.
About 3,700 students are expected to be enrolled at the University this fall, which will be U.Va.’s largest class ever.
The individuals were protesting the conviction of a counterprotester at last year’s Unite the Right rally.
In a contentious 3-2 vote the Charlottesville City Council appointed seven members to an initial police civilian review board at its meeting Monday night.
The conversation came just over a week after the Council decided not to renew City Manager Maurice Jones's contract
The planned Alderman renovations will reduce print material shelving and create new study spaces.
Johnson was beaten and arrested by agents of Virginia's Alcoholic Beverage Control in March 2015.
The petition calls on the Board of Visitors "to withhold approval of the planned renovations of Alderman Library until losses to its shelving capacity can be brought much closer to zero."
Local officials are responding to heavy damage and dangerous conditions from flash floods.
