Of the 27-person Honor Committee, 18 members plan to vote “no” and nine plan to vote “yes” on the amendment, which proposes to lower the threshold of support necessary to amend the Committee's constitution.
Architecture Prof. Frank Dukes has created a petition to allow community members and former Vinegar Hill residents to help select the name of the federal courthouse.
Governor Terry McAuliffe vetoed a bill Tuesday that would have effectively cut funding for Planned Parenthood in Virginia.
The Charlottesville City Council met Tuesday to consider a report on the status of the Landmark Hotel on the Downtown Mall.
Malcolm Stewart, a third-year College student and Third-Year Council President, has been named Senior Resident of the Lawn for the upcoming academic year.
The University announced Wednesday it is investigating an incident in which a man allegedly made racial slurs to three students at Clemons Library Tuesday evening.
Student Council presidential candidates Sarah Kenny and Kelsey Kilgore participated in a Tuesday night debate hosted by the Minority Rights Coalition.
The University announced Tuesday Bryan Cranston will be the third speaker in the University President’s Speaker Series for the Arts.
Republican candidate Corey Stewart criticized City Council's recent vote to remove the statue of Robert E. Lee from Lee Park.
Two ABC agents filed a motion for Martese Johnson and his attorneys to provide adequate information for the upcoming trial.
Speaker of the House of Delegates William J. Howell (R-Stafford) announced Monday he will not be running for re-election at the end of his term in January 2018.
Both candidates have said marijuana cases will not be a priority if they are elected.
The special committee to select University President Teresa Sullivan’s successor convened for the first time Monday.
A panel discussion titled, “The Legacy of Thomas Jefferson,” was held Monday at the Caplin Pavilion.
Phoebe Willis clarified the appointment process for the student Board member position in a Facebook post Monday night.
Alpha Chi Omega will be sending over 500 letters to 5th Congressional District Rep. Tom Garrett (R) Tuesday in an effort to dissuade him from voting for funding cuts against support for domestic violence victims.
The restorations are being made under the direction of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which owns and operates the property.
Approximately 30 people attended a Nonviolent Direct Action workshop Monday hosted by the U.Va. Students United coalition.
A subcommittee of the Virginia House of Delegates voted to table a bill Feb. 15 aiming to give more patients an “affirmative defense” for the possession of medical marijuana oils.
The University Judiciary Committee met Sunday to discuss initiatives to widen possible sanctions and impending referenda.
