It is unclear whether there is a link between the decline and the events of Aug. 11 and 12.
The town hall was part of the Honor Committee's Popular Assembly.
SafeRide also provided vans to shuttle students to polling locations Nov. 7.
Walker will be the first independent on the Charlottesville City Council in decades.
The Associated Press and other major news networks project Democrat Ralph Northam has won Virginia’s 2017 gubernatorial race.
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a “person of interest” believed to be connected with the reported attempted abduction on Wertland Street.
Groups like the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team at the University have been engaged in efforts to curb the high-risk tradition.
From Nov. 6 to Nov. 13, five local restaurants will participate in Relay for Life at U.Va.'s Stick a Fork in Cancer week by donating a portion of their proceeds to the organization.
The bylaw change would allow students to admit to additional offenses beyond what they have been reported for.
Warner and Perez came to support the Democratic Party's candidates in the upcoming general election.
The committee found that it is very similar in demographic makeup to the University.
Over 500 people came out to witness some of the various cultures that make up the University.
The group’s founders claim that City Council has been overtaken by “groupthink."
MSC Student Director and fourth-year College student Attiya Latif said the goal of the MSC is to create an inclusive space where students can gather, study, learn and create change.
Cantwell’s recordings are protected by free speech.
“I think it’s important to bring alumni and parents into the conversation because they are an important part of our community,” Law School Dean Risa Goluboff said.
With Election Day less than a week away, 19 percent of students say they are undecided on for whom they support in Virginia’s gubernatorial election.
DREAMers on Grounds hosted a walk out Wednesday afternoon to raise awareness to issues facing undocumented immigrants.
Though other Confederate statues in Charlottesville have a similar history, they have not received the same amount of attention.
“I think it’s a great thing to get involved with the community regardless of the events over the course of the past two months,” said Malcolm Stewart, Head Resident of the Lawn. “It’s just a fantastic way to bring everyone together over such a fun holiday.”
