The current Code of Virginia makes it unlawful for authorities or any other persons to remove the erected monuments or memorials of war conflict.
The College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences awarded the most of any of the University’s schools, issuing a total of 253 diplomas.
A three-week-long celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will feature about 30 different events.
The U.S. senator is calling on Congress to reauthorize funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.
The University Health System is one of 751 hospitals that will lose one percent of Medicare funding.
Molly Miller's body was found in her King Street home this past Monday.
Speakers during a public hearing expressed concerns about revisions to the city’s permitting process for demonstrations and events.
Charlottesville City Council elects Nikuyah Walker, an independent, to mayorship in 4-1 vote.
The council members elected Walker in a 4-1 vote with councilor Kathy Galvin voting no.
After Molly Miller was reported missing over the weekend, police found her body in her home Monday night.
The three former administrators and faculty members worked in various departments.
The suspect is described to be a “male dressed in all black."
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Former Chesterfield County Police Chief Thierry Dupuis will serve as Charlottesville's interim police chief.
Following the conservative group’s complaint, U.Va. concluded that YAF’s constitution complies with school policy.
Heyer was killed when a car plowed into a group of people protesting against the Unite the Right rally on Aug. 12.
The organization has asked U.Va. to grant it CIO status and update the University's non-discrimination statement.
City Council discussed a series of revisions to the city’s standard operating procedures that govern demonstrations and special events.
His retirement came over two weeks after an independent review criticized the Charlottesville Police Department's handling of Aug. 12.
In the 2016-17 school year, 11.8 percent of female undergraduate students and 2.3 percent of male undergraduate students reported incidence of sexual assault by physical force, threat of physical force or incapacitation.
