Student groups are moving to respond to the Monday release of a campus climate survey on sexual assault and the Office for Civil Rights' review on the University's Title IX compliance.
Four University Law Students will serve on the executive board of the National Black Law Students Association this year.
The Fralin Museum of Art recently launched its 29th annual Writer’s Eye literary competition — an “ekphrastic” contest which asks writers to use the visual art of the Fralin as inspiration for their own original pieces of poetry and prose.
In a ruling Wednesday, the Virginia Supreme Court overturned the law which required manual guides for executions to be released under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act.
The International Residence College hosted Nobel Peace Prize winner Jerry White Tuesday in the second of a series of IRC Fellow Dinners.
New gift and pledge amounts to the University decreased 3.6 percent between Fiscal Year 2014 and Fiscal Year 2015, according to the Board of Visitors Advancement Committee meeting Sept. 18.
Alice J. Raucher began her appointment as the new Architect for the University Sept. 14, following her appointment in July of this year.
Student Council will host its sixth annual Look Hoos Talking event in the fall this year instead of spring.
OCR identified past deficiencies, finding the University not compliant with Title IX regulations during the 2011-12 year. Many issues have been resolved with the updated sexual assault policy, according to the review.
The results of a campus climate survey released Monday on sexual misconduct at the University of Virginia shows that more than two-thirds of University students do not believe the University would take action against an offender in an assault were reported.
Every officer of the University Police Department will wear body cameras following a new policy implemented in June.
The Virginia Board of Health voted on Thursday in favor of scaling back a series of abortion restrictions imposed between 2011 and 2013 on the state’s abortion clinics.
What you need to know about the Board of Visitor's fall meeting.
The Board of Visitors’ Advancement Committee met Friday to discuss the University’s upcoming bicentennial plans and fundraising progress.
The annual Charlottesville Pride Festival was held Saturday, featuring performances from a variety of artists, drag shows, food stalls, over 70 vendors and activities for children.
The U.S. Department of Education revealed its College Scorecard last Saturday evaluating 7,800 universities, looking chiefly at their return on investment to students.
The Board of Visitors’s Buildings and Grounds Committee met Friday to discuss sustainability initiatives and the progress on current and planned University renovations.
The Board of Visitors on Thursday discussed the University’s six-year plan, which includes the possibility of faculty pay increases, in its Finance Committee meeting.
The University Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy has revealed a new Center for Leadership Simulation and Gaming in an effort to allow students to better test the real world impact of policy decisions.
Over 1,000 faculty and staff members from the University participated in the annual Laurence E. Richardson Day of Caring yesterday. The event brings together volunteers from all over Albemarle County to work on a variety of service projects for 100 non-profit organizations and schools in our community.
