Two abduction attempts have been reported to the Charlottesville Police Department within the past week.
The discussion — entitled "Melanin Matters" — touched on beauty standards, colorism and confidence.
Two attempted abductions have been reported in Charlottesville since Friday.
Kaine addressed Northam's campaign volunteers at the Charlottesville office Sunday.
The task force was established in August by Gov. Terry McAuliffe.
Candidates for Charlottesville City Council responded to a number of questions during a debate held last Wednesday evening at the Jefferson School African-American Heritage Center.
UGuides and UFUSED are offering 40 free tickets to students who are recipients of need-based aid on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Vedantam's talk was part of the Engineering School’s Excellence Through Diversity Distinguished Learning Series.
With the relaunch of an old initiative, students now have a fast and easy way to voice their opinions to Student Council.
The assault reportedly took place on the Fourth Street crossover on the Downtown Mall.
The debate was co-hosted by the Honor Committee and the Jefferson Society.
Student Council is currently conducting the first-ever audit of spending under the Student Activities Fee.
Events are being organized as part of a broader push for education and community engagement during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The panel was a part of the Commission’s larger conference called “Universities, Slavery, Public Memory, & The Built Landscape Symposium.”
According to information presented at the meeting, at least 900 University students are at risk of food insecurity.
Applications for the six-week Latinx Leadership Institute opened Monday.
“If our best and brightest teachers are leaving our most challenging schools ... we have a real problem because we’re trying to solve our equity problem without our most talented teachers."
“A lot of studies have proven that signing a pledge to practice safe behaviors will tangibly improve outcomes in terms of the students practicing safe behaviors."
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof delivered a talk at Nau Hall Monday to a crowded lecture hall.
Vinegar Hill was an African-American community in downtown Charlottesville that was demolished in the early 1960s.
