Since its formation in 2017, Green Greeks has been able to establish a composting program for Greek houses and spread awareness of environmental issues.
The president's working group has asked the community to provide input on seven main issues of focus in order to help determine which areas should be prioritized in the next five years.
New members were allegedly expected to spend more than 50 hours per week with the sorority and stare at a fixed point on a wall for unreasonable amounts of time.
Melody Barnes — an assistant to the president and director of the White House Domestic Policy Council during the Obama administration — moderated the event.
The granite structure will form two concentric circles with an opening to create space for gathering and reflection.
Sally Greenberg, second-year Engineering student and Honor Support Officer, expressed concern over the lack of Engineering School representation on the Honor Committee.
The week-long recruitment process yielded a 71 percent match rate between sororities and rush participants.
The judge wrote that the large award was necessary in order to punish North Korea and deter similar behavior in the future.
Both amendments were approved by large margins.
The Republican committee for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District selected Riggleman — a former candidate for Virginia Governor and a distillery owner in Nelson County — as the GOP candidate.
The lawsuit filed against the government of North Korea by the family of late University student Otto Warmbier could have international repercussions, experts say.
The parents of the late U.Va. student Otto Warmbier filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the government of North Korea for the “hostage taking, illegal detention, torture and killing” of their son.
Trump said Kim told him "he didn't know" about Warmbier's treatment in North Korea and "will take him at his word."
The event gathered funds to help build Harmony Ridge, a mixed-income neighborhood.
Fairfax and Herring both won 53 percent of the vote for their respective elections.
Two Student Council representatives attended the College Republicans Monday night meeting to hear concerns from conservative students.
If confirmed, Nielsen will be the second U.Va. Law School graduate to lead the department.
Student leaders express mixed feelings about the U.Va. alert protocol after recent white nationalist torchlit rally.
A group of about three dozen white nationalists gathered in Emancipation Park Saturday night carrying tiki torches as a part of a rally they’ve named “Charlottesville 3.0.”
The two-year long trial determines whether the City had the right to transfer ownership of the Lee statue in 2021.
