The trial was scheduled to take place Oct. 25 in the Charlottesville Circuit Court.
Warmbier was detained in North Korea on Jan. 2, 2016 as he prepared to leave a five-day tour of the country.
In front of the Rotunda, exactly one year after the Pulse nightclub shooting, Charlottesville and University community members gathered for “U.Va. Remembers Pulse.”
The Building and Grounds Committee of the Board of Visitors met Friday to discuss the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers.
The Board approved the $3.427 billion budget at the meeting.
The Board of Visitors advancement committee heard reports on GivingToHoosDay and Reunions weekend fundraising.
The Board of Visitors elected James B. Murray Jr. as the new vice rector.
Goodwin had been eligible for reappointment by the governor.
Two Democrats recently announced they are joining the race to represent the Fifth Congressional District of Virginia in 2018.
The new Jefferson Scholars class includes nine in-state students and one international student out of 36 total.
Police say the threats were conveyed through letters electronically sent to University printers.
Rising second-year Nursing student Jessica Alston has passed away, according to an email sent to the University community Tuesday evening.
Recently filed court documents showed previous proposals to develop the Foxfield property.
The Cavalier Daily recently received an anonymous letter from an HR employee at the University, who expressed their concern regarding the plans to eliminated HR positions.
Warmbier has been detained in North Korea for over a year.
Juan Manuel Santos addressed the Class of 2017 on failure and perseverance.
The Justice Department has named former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III, a 1973 alumnus of the University Law School, to serve as special counsel.
Available reservations at some Charlottesville hotels do not last long beyond the previous year’s graduation.
“Anti-Semitism and racial bigotry are already in the trash heap of history. You will not succeed in coming here to intimidate us,” Signer said.
Four of five gubernatorial candidates publicly denounced Saturday's "alt-right" rally in Lee Park.
