Several selective majors within the College of Arts and Sciences had similar application and acceptance numbers this spring in comparison to previous years.
Sen. Bernie Sanders announced his endorsement for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Perriello on Tuesday.
First year dorms Kent-Dabney and Bonnycastle will be closed next academic year due to renovations.
Barbara Johns's case was part of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case.
University Law students and local attorneys are launching an education initiative for those convicted of nonviolent crimes.
The Legislative Advisory Board will help Student Council stay ahead of any bills at the state and national levels.
Carpenter is the fourth independent candidate to enter the race.
City Council voted 3-2 in support of a trail plan for the Ragged Mountain Natural Area.
Black Minds Matter was an open discussion on the stigma surrounding mental health in the black community.
Undergraduate researchers showcased their work in the Dome Room of the Rotunda on Tuesday.
Documents obtained in a March 2017 Freedom of Information Act request by Jeff Thomas.
Student Council will be conducting an investigation during the coming weeks in order to better understand the situation.
The Miller Center hosted political writer and commentator William Kristol on American Forum on Monday.
John Adams, Republican nominee for Attorney General of Virginia, spoke at the University Monday.
Members from all four University Class Councils are partnering with several mental health awareness organizations to host Fight the Stigma Week 2017.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos was announced Friday as the Class of 2017 Valediction speaker for final exercises on May 19.
University President Teresa Sullivan is among the top five earners of Virginia state employees.
The University Democrats held a Democracy Fair and rally entitled “Tom, Let’s Talk” in protest of Garrett's town hall.
Rep. Tom Garrett (R-Va.) held his first town hall meeting since taking office in January.
