U.Va. Facilities Management removed the flyers as part of its policy to clear flyers from kiosks each week.
The initiative aims to reduce U.Va.'s environmental footprint by reducing the amount of trash sent to landfills.
A week of events and activities is being hosted by Girl Up at U.Va. and United Nations Women USNC at U.Va.
An unlawful assembly was declared after dozens gathered outside U.Va. President Teresa Sullivan’s residence.
Approximately 20 students kneeled on the bleachers during the playing of the national anthem.
The celebration featured speeches and musical and artistic performances.
The University Judiciary Committee met Sunday night to hear a presentation about sexual assault and discuss professionalism in the committee.
The Honor Committee will host the single-sanction debate with the Jefferson Society later this month.
The University’s cornerstone, located in Pavilion VII, was laid on Oct. 6, 1817.
The talk was given as part of the University’s Bicentennial weekend events.
Froman served as former President Barack Obama’s U.S. trade representative.
The students unfurled a banner reading, "200 Years of White Supremacy” in front of a screen showing coverage of the Bicentennial.
The Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies has officially become an academic department at U.Va.
The Posse Veteran Scholars will enroll as first-year students in the fall of 2018 and receive full tuition scholarships.
Fourth-year College student Diana Wilson was selected to attend Forbes’ annual 30 Under 30 summit through the Under 30 Scholars Program.
The clear bag policy was in place for the Sept. 24 Concert for Charlottesville and will apply for all home football games and men’s and women’s basketball games in the future.
The drive on Grounds has seen big success in recent years.
The Heather Heyer scholarship will give about $5,000 a year to students with demonstrated need.
Crute has received emergency surgery to control bleeding and will be undergoing surgery soon to repair her radius, which was shattered by a bullet.
Former U.S. Attorney Tim Heaphy and Charlottesville City Manager Maurice Jones responded to concerns raised by citizen speakers at the Sept. 18 City Council meeting Monday night.
