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Albemarle County Police Chief Steve Sellers and Albemarle County Commonwealth's Attorney Denies Lunsford gave a joint press conference to announce the close of the investigation into the Graham case and the charges brought against Jesse Matthew. 
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Matthew indicted on counts of first degree murder, abduction with intent to defile in Graham case

By Julia Horowitz , Chloe Heskett and Katie Grimesey | February 10, 2015

Jesse Matthew has been indicted on the counts of first degree murder and abduction with the intent to defile in connection with the disappearance and death of second-year College student Hannah Graham, the Albemarle County Police Department and Albemarle County Commonwealth’s Attorney announced at a joint press conference Tuesday morning.

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Honor Committee discusses multi-sanction possibility

By Jenna Dickerson | February 9, 2015

The Honor Committee will hold a panel on Feb 17 in the University Chapel to discuss with students three proposed referenda which — if passed — will open the possibility for a multi-sanction system. The Committee members will also share with panel attendees some of their opinions and thoughts on the issue, as well as allow students to ask questions on each of the referenda.

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Virginia House passes bills easing college affordability

By Juliana Radovanovich | February 9, 2015

The Virginia House of Delegates passed two bills Thursday to increase college affordability. Del. Nick Rush (R-Christiansburg) sponsored legislation that enables students to earn a flat rate degree in high demand fields. The bill, sponsored by Del. Ben Cline (R-Rockbridge), creates a discounted bachelor’s degree program earned primarily through online courses but also through community college and four-year university courses.

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New social media app launched at University

By Maddy Weingast | February 9, 2015

Fourth-year College student Jack Crawford-Brown and College of William & Mary graduate JP Mohler launched a new app Wednesday at the University. Named Splash Anonymous, the app is a social media platform designed to foster greater community interaction and was loosely inspired by the app Yik Yak.

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Law students aid Ugandan legal training

By Elizabeth O’Roark | February 5, 2015

Six University law students with the Black Law Students Association joined in training judges and lawyers for nine days in Kampala, Uganda to update the city’s old educational programs. Working with the International Law Institute’s African Centre for Legal Excellence, the group also developed programs for new legal domains.

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