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University community considers Haiti

By Matthew Denton-Edmundson | January 28, 2010

Though the past two weeks have seen a widespread and popular outpouring of support for Haiti after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the tiny island, individuals and organizations on Grounds have not lessened their focus on helping to secure the devastated country's future. According to the Hoos for Haiti blog, the organization has almost reached the halfway mark of its $100,000 goal.

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Office helps shred paper documents

By Matt Conover | January 28, 2010

Spring cleaning took place a little early this year on Grounds. Various University offices destroyed 9,500 pounds of paper records as part of Records Management Day. The event's goal was to help University offices dispose of records they no longer needed and to promote proper record management processes. The Office of Records Management organized the event, which took place Jan.

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StudCo launches new T-shirt design contest

By Jane Ma | January 27, 2010

[caption id="attachment_32635" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Through its collaboration with 'Hoo Crew for a football T-shirt design contest, Student Council hopes to increase student involvement in athletics.

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Researchers study children

By Shirley Park | January 27, 2010

A recent University study indicated that the online behavior of users of social networking sites reflects their childhood social development and interactions. The research group, which was led by Psychology Prof.

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Peabody elevator motor overheats

January 27, 2010

Local police and fire departments responded to an incident that occurred at Peabody Hall yesterday at 11:56 a.m., University Police Sgt.

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Casteen will give final address

January 27, 2010

University President John T. Casteen, III will give his final State of the University address Feb. 9 at noon in the Old Cabell Hall auditorium, University spokesperson Carol Wood said. Casteen will use his address to highlight and remember the many changes that the University has gone through during his 20-year long tenure as president. "The University has been his primary academic home since coming to Charlottesville as an undergraduate in the early 1960s," Wood said.

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Proposed bill could tighten confidentiality

By Sara Guaglione | January 26, 2010

A University-supported bill in the General Assembly would prevent campus threat assessment teams from releasing their records and documents under the terms of the Virginia Freedom of Information Act. Since the Virginia Tech massacre, the commonwealth has required all public colleges and universities to form campus threat assessment teams - which include law enforcement officials, mental health professionals, student affairs and residence staff - to investigate students who may pose threats to themselves or others around them. Del.

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Study finds new truth about Gingko

By Katherine Raichlen | January 26, 2010

An eight-year series of trials conducted nationwide by a team that included University researchers has debunked the popular belief that ginkgo biloba can prevent dementia or improve cognitive function in older adults. Ginkgo biloba is a flavanoid, an anti-oxidant substance that has anti-inflammatory properties, said Lewis Kuller, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh who helped conduct the trial.

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Yearbook closes final page

By Kelly Kirschner | January 25, 2010

[caption id="attachment_32552" align="alignleft" width="214" caption="After 116 years of production, one of the University's treasured traditions, the Corks and Curls yearbook, will come to an end.

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Honor discusses

By Cameron Feller | January 25, 2010

[caption id="attachment_32550" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Honor Committee Chair David Truetzel cited potential legal ramifications and privacy concerns as reasons Graduate Rep.

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Search for Harrington continues

By Prateek Vasireddy | January 25, 2010

Months have passed since Virginia Tech student Morgan Dana Harrington's disappearance Oct. 17, but state police continue to stress that the investigation is still active and that anyone with relevant information should not hesitate to contact them. "There are about 600 leads at this time, but unfortunately nothing has been able to get us beyond knowing that her last sighting was at 9:30 p.m.

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First-year faces murder charges in father

January 22, 2010

Former first-year College student Alan Yuan Chang has been charged with one count of first-degree murder for the killing of his father, 47-year-old Jian Zhang, Chang's attorney said.

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Magazine ranks Charlottesville among nation

By Emily Poe | January 22, 2010

[caption id="attachment_32513" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Charlottesville was selected as one of the top five healthiest cities in the United States for its health resources, green living practices and alternative commuting options, such as walking or biking.

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