An emotional Eramo was comforted by her counsel as the verdict was read.
If construction plans are not altered, it will run within a half-mile of Standing Rock Sioux tribe reservation land.
The University administrators said while the University supports free speech, it does not condone vandalism, harassment and threatening speech.
U.S. Secretary of Education John King gave a lecture about early childhood education Wednesday afternoon at Alumni Hall.
University Police received a false report over the Halloween weekend.
The court adjourned at approximately 5 p.m.Thursday and deliberation will resume Friday at 8 a.m.
Five days before the presidential election, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton shows a staggering lead compared to all other candidates.
“A failure to investigate does not equate to actual malice,” Conrad explained before the court.
Only 13 percent of respondents to The Cavalier Daily's poll said they never feel election-related anxiety.
The “Make Your Plan To Vote” tool is a Google form that asks the user where they will vote, which form of identification they will bring and what time they will vote.
The University Police Department is investigating an anti-Muslim remark written in Brown College late Sunday, which was directed at the dorm of two Muslim students living in the residence college. This writing marks the third of several racist vandalisms on and near Grounds in the past few weeks.
“All we conclude — Mrs. Khan and I — is that we were blessed to have him for 27 years,” Khizr Khan said of his son, late Army Capt. Humayun Khan.
On Tuesday, the Roosevelt Society presented the Undecided Voter Forum at Open Grounds.
The center will serve as a multi-functional recreational space for students, as well as increase the University’s presence on the Corner.
Lawyers for both sides presented their closing arguments Tuesday morning former Associate Dean Nicole Eramo’s lawsuit against Rolling Stone, Sabrina Rubin Erdely and Wenner Media, Inc.
Every year at midnight on Oct. 31, the P.U.M.P.K.I.N. Society releases its annual list of carved pumpkin recipients, who are chosen due to their outstanding contributions to the University community.
The defense called Susan Davis, acting University vice president and chief student affairs officer, to the stand as a witness.
“All the experts, any expert that looks at that will tell you that that is scientifically unreliable,” Reid said. “The way it was done back then would never been held up in court today.”
While most tapings of “American Forum” happen at the Miller Center, Tuesday’s event will be held at Old Cabell Hall due to a large expected crowd.
Sometime between the mid to late hours of Oct. 30, an anti-muslim remark was written along the walls of Brown College near a suite where two Muslim students were residing.
