The University radio station WTJU is hosting its third year of “summer radio camp” for local middle school and high school students.
Several professors and members of the University community have reacted positively to Clinton’s pick of Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine (D) as her vice presidential running mate.
In a 4-3 ruling last week, the Supreme Court of Virginia struck down Governor Terry McAuliffe’s previous executive orders re-enfranchising felons en masse.
State legislators have joined former Rector Helen Dragas in questioning the process which led to the formation of the University’s $2 billion Strategic Investment Fund.
Virginia Delegate David Toscano held an annual fundraiser dedicated to the arts on Thursday evening at the Vinegar Hill Theatre.
Second Year Council President Ahmad Shawwal will be stepping down from his position for the upcoming fall semester.
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Kaine has perviously served as governor, lieutenant governor and mayor of Richmond.
On Tuesday night, the Democratic Party of Virginia opened Hillary Clinton’s Charlottesville campaign office on the Downtown Mall.
On Saturday, the Charlottesville Lady Arm Wrestlers, or CLAW, held an armwrestling tournament to raise money for the nonprofit “Building Experiences.”
The University has become a hotspot for people in search of Pokemon following the recent release of “Pokemon Go.”
On Friday July 15, Charlottesville mayor Mike Signer and University President Teresa A. Sullivan were appointed to positions in Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe’s administration.
Hip hop artist J. Cole will headline the Welcome Week concert at John Paul Jones Arena on August 20.
From July 18 to July 21, experts from the University's Miller Center will provide political expertise at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, OH.
Most Virginia high school students feel positively about their school climate and about relationships between adults and students, according to a survey conducted by the Curry School’s Virginia Youth Violence Project.
The Jefferson Theater will host a benefit concert Friday night in support of Charlottesville Pride Community Network.
The Washington Post recently released an article detailing an alleged sexual assault at the University in which the alleged victim claims she was blacked out at Block Party and sexually assaulted by a first-year student athlete.
Both the City Council and the Charlottesville Parking Center, or CPC, have rejected one another’s proposals to settle their property dispute over the Water Street Garage.
In late June, about 275 rising ninth-graders from several Virginia middle schools participated in two GEAR UP Virginia Power of Youth camps at the University.
On Saturday, Charlottesville community members mourned in solidarity at the Downtown Mall’s Freedom of Speech Wall to remember the five police officers shot and killed in a recent Dallas ambush.
