Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed Executive Order 49 Wednesday, which expands registered apprenticeships in Virginia in an effort to expand the state economy.
Virginia courts have issued more than 2,500 marriage licenses to same-sex couples since gay marriage first became legal in Virginia one year ago.
As a part of the Hoos for Life rally, the Planned Parenthood Project came to Grounds Wednesday to campaign for the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
The Planned Parenthood Project will stop on Grounds Wednesday to rally for the defunding of Planned Parenthood.
The City of Charlottesville recently signed a memorandum to officially involve the city’s Department of Parks and Recreation in design plans and construction of the McIntire Botanical Garden.
The City of Charlottesville hosted the “Imagine a Day Without Water” event Tuesday as a part of the nationwide campaign to conserve water.
The University Health System was named as one of 11 palliative care centers in the U.S.
Award-winning former CBS Correspondent Wyatt Andrews will join the University’s Media Studies faculty next spring.
The University Press will partner with the Princeton University Press to digitize “The Papers of Woodrow Wilson” as a part of the Rotunda American History collection.
University Medical student Juliana Porter died Sunday evening in a car accident in Albemarle County, the University announced Monday.
Jesse Matthew was given three life sentences by a Fairfax judge for an attempted sexual assault on a Fairfax woman in 2005.
A meet and greet with Albemarle County Commonwealth’s Attorney Denise Lunsford was held Thursday in Pavilion IX as part of her reelection campaign.
Protesters gathered outside of the Charlottesville City Courthouse to demonstrate against the execution of convicted serial killer Alfredo Prieto.
Governor McAuliffe declared a state of emergency in Virginia on Tuesday in response to heavy rain and flooding. The anticipated Hurrican Joaquin is likely to reverse progress made against flooding.
An ex-girlfriend of Jesse Matthew wrote a letter to a Fairfax judge alleging that Matthew was subject to repeated childhood sexual abuse. The letter was made public Tuesday.
Fourth-year College student Kurt Hilburger died this morning following a car accident this weekend, the University announced Wednesday.
Off-Grounds 14th Street/15th Street/Wertland Location: Behind the Corner, students can live in apartments or houses northeast along 14th and 15th Streets and east along Wertland Street. Proximity to Grounds: Apartments and houses in this area are all approximately a 10 minute walk to most buildings on Central Grounds, though some locations further northeast on 14th Street may be up to a 20 minute walk. Cost: varies Jefferson Park Avenue Location: Jefferson Park Avenue stretches from the University Medical Center at the intersection of University Avenue, to Scott Stadium.
The Jefferson School’s African American Heritage Center will open the permanent exhibition called Pride Overcomes Prejudice Oct. 13 at 12 p.m.. The exhibition will feature the story of the Jefferson School and its context in American history.
The Range, while proximal to the Lawn and similar in appearance, operates on very different premises.
The University’s Miller Center released an ongoing oral history project focused on former Sen. Ted Kennedy Wednesday at an event held in Washington, D.C.
