The demonstrators honored Alfred Delp, a German Jesuit priest and leader of the Catholic resistance to Nazism who was sentenced to death in a Nazi prison.
New developments continue to emerge following the Wednesday train crash in Crozet, in which an Amtrak train carrying GOP members of Congress collided with a garbage truck.
One of the issues raised at the meeting was that the University did not notify the student body when the incident took place.
The Executive Committee of the Board of Visitors voted to allocate $7.88 million for the renovation and restoration of Carr’s Hill, the 109-year-old home of the University president.
The task force recommended upsizing the University’s hosting capacity.
The National Transportation Safety Board investigation will be focused on examining the collision site to find out what occurred and why.
The Board agreed with the University's recommendation to remove Lambeth from the list of potential sites for the stadium.
U.Va. students, faculty react to Trump’s speech and first year in office
U.Va. will continue to investigate three alternative locations — the University Hall parking lot, a soccer practice field near Klöckner Stadium and the Park, located on North Grounds.
One person is reported dead and six others were sent to the University’s Medical Center for treatment.
Korte taught film studies at the University and was the drama department’s director of film studies for more than 40 years.
The legislation was proposed in response to the violent white nationalist Unite the Right rally last August.
Pavilion VIII is slated for numerous renovations
Warmbier's parents, Fred and Cindy, received a standing ovation during Trump's State of the Union address.
Pete Souza shared details and anecdotes from his new book, "Obama: An Intimate Portrait."
The Democratic nominee will be decided in a convention this spring
Devin Rossin, a fourth-year College student and Honor Committee chair, said the plan for collecting demographic data is still in the beginning stages.
Members discussed the upcoming elections, a new UJC historical website, updates to the case management system and proposed by-law changes.
A man reportedly displayed a weapon when prevented from re-entering Boylan over the weekend.
“How can the University’s history be told in innovative and engaging ways?” was one of the central questions the committee encouraged participants to consider.
