WUVA president and fourth-year College student Kailey Leinz said the organization plans to focus on the future of digital media.
The Cornerstone Grant will receive an estimated $15 million in initial funding over the next three years from the Strategic Investment Fund.
University alumni have disavowed Spencer, whose movement has been associated with racism, sexism and anti-Semitism.
After much debate, a City Council vote to decide the fate of the downtown Robert E. Lee statue in Lee Park ended in a deadlock Tuesday.
The ISC executive board told members that while the march’s goals align with those of the ISC, it cannot make a blanket pardon for all members.
Edwards served on City Council from 2008-11.
Ambassadors most often respond to requests for documentation, such as a blown street light or hazard in the road.
Sheetz Café will replace Eddy’s Tavern.
Events celebrating the University's bicentennial will start in October.
The Virginia Department of Health has drafted a bill to legalize syringe services to counteract the harmful consequences of mishandled injection equipment.
Last November, the ISC voted to maintain formal recruitment’s original schedule despite its conflict with the Washington march.
It is unclear how the incoming Trump administration will approach Warmbier’s case.
Rolling Stone's attorneys previously filed a motion to overturn the jury's verdict.
Bellamy recently came under fire for a series of tweets published between 2009 and 2014 that included homophobic, sexist and anti-white language.
The University Hospital will receive reductions in federal funding for the 2017 fiscal year due to high rates of Hospital-Acquired Conditions (HACs).
The Blue Ribbon Commission presented its report to Charlottesville’s City Council on Monday, recommending that a statue of Robert E. Lee and Thomas Jackson be recontextualized to reflect the broader historical context in which they were constructed and of the men they depict.
Blair was an individually accomplished writer and long-time University faculty member.
A federal judge dismissed parts of former University student Martese Johnson’s lawsuit against the Virginia ABC, its director and three agents in a ruling Wednesday.
The Academic and Student Life Committee heard a proposal to enroll an additional 100 Virginians in the 2017-2018 school year.
The BOV created an endowment with the potential size to grow to $300 million in size over the next five years to support AccessUVA.
