Geoffrey Skelley, associate editor for Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball, said the only thing for certain in the gubernatorial race is Gillespie is currently leading the Republican primary.
Former first-year College student Rose Marie “Rosie” Randolph was a Jefferson Scholar, musician and softball player.
Although the “Rebels and Tyrants” lists have only appeared annually since 2005, the society began in 2003.
Perriello laid out his higher education reform plans to over 60 University students and community members.
The University raised $2,827,506 during its 24-hour GivingToHoosDay fundraiser on Wednesday.
Charlottesville right-wing blogger Jason Kessler pleaded guilty to assault April 6 in Charlottesville General District Court.
Latif will receive $30,000 for graduate school and professional development programming.
The University's answer to the original complaint asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit.
Student Council discussed library renovations and its summer budget at its Tuesday meeting.
Four second-year College students will use funding for two projects on community development in South Africa.
Stewart's scholarship will cover his tuition and fees for his fourth year at the University.
During his talk, Fogel outlined the core tenets of his reform-based platform.
A settlement has been reached in Eramo's lawsuit against Rolling Stone magazine, Sabrina Erdely and Wenner Media Inc.
The College Republicans hosted a representative from the National Rifle Association Monday evening.
Author Jeff Thomas filed a complaint April 8 asking the U.S. Attorney’s office for the Western District of Virginia to launch an independent investigation into admissions practices at the University.
Incoming Student Council representatives and committee chairs gathered together Monday evening for the final session of the “Student Council Bootcamp.”
The Charlottesville Fire Department responded to a small fire at West Range Café just before 1 p.m. Monday.
Charlottesville Circuit Court Judge Richard Moore ruled April 5 on a motion set forth by the national chapter of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity to quash a subpoena duces tecum filed by Rolling Stone magazine.
The University’s compost program, aims to add more compost bins and locations around Grounds.
When Mirahmad Mirzai told his friends about his plans to open an Afghan restaurant in Charlottesville in 2009, they were skeptical.
