Huguely’s current attorney filed the writ of habeas corpus in January on the grounds that Huguely had been deprived of a fair trial due to ineffective legal representation.
Dittmar is running on a platform of expanding internet access and affordability, job creation and workforce training.
Jesse Matthew Jr. was transferred from the Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail to Red Onion State Prison March 29.
The University Alumni Association partnered with project organizers to research information and photographs for the project.
The Office of Housing and Residence Life has sent out emails reminding residents to carry their IDs with them at all times.
According to the motion, the agreement to have Davis and the Williams Mullen law firm removed was reached by mutual consent.
The University Board of Elections released this February’s University election candidates’ expenditure reports this past weekend.
Charlottesville Vice Mayor Wes Bellamy was appointed to the Virginia Board of Education last Friday by Gov. Terry McAuliffe.
The Black Student Alliance, Global Student Council, UFUSED, the Indian Student Association, The Paul Robeson Players and Flux co-sponsored the week-long event with Student Council.
Student Council representatives approved the creation of a new CIO, DREAMers on Grounds, in a 7-0-3 vote on Tuesday night.
The accepted students represent 102 foreign countries and 49 U.S. states.
The page is already reaching close to 1,400 likes after only four days of being live.
Much of Midland’s lecture focused on the national security, economics and evolving identities of China and Japan and their relationship to the western hemisphere.
A student organization representing undocumented students at the University failed to receive approval of CIO status following a vote by Student Council last Tuesday.
It cannot be determined whether the victim was in fact bitten by a rabid fox, because the fox captured was not found at the scene of the incident, Napper said.
The program is an expansion of their Take Your Professor To Lunch program.
With around 2,000 University students studying abroad each year, threats of terrorist attacks present a growing cause for concern.
History Prof. Andrew Kahrl, who organized the panel, said the purpose of the event was to highlight a racial issue too rarely talked about.
Attendees discussed the prevalence of major brands and pieces of clothing among students on Grounds, like Jack Roger sandals, Barbour Jackets and Vineyard Vine T-shirts.
Additionally, an on-Grounds program called “Books Behind Bars” serves local inmates.
