The fight for inclusivity at U.Va. from 1825 to now Roughly 44 percent of the undergraduate student body is nonwhite. Yet, the still-continuing pathway to inclusivity has been one checkered with obstacles.
The rundown on the race for Charlottesville City Council The Cavalier Daily interviewed the candidates about their policy ideas, their thoughts on the University’s relationship to Charlottesville and how they think students play a role in local government.
Community Food Pantry raises 800 pounds of food through 'Stock the Pantry' event At Newcomb Dining Hall, students had the option to donate a guest swipe to secure one pound of food for the pantry, a student-run initiative that seeks to tackle food insecurity on Grounds.
University Police Chief on paid leave University Police Chief Tommye Sutton has been placed on paid leave, according to University Spokesperson Wes Hester. The reason for his leave is unclear.
After Washington Post investigation, U.Va. amends Health System policies The reformulated billing and collection practices intend to reduce medical bills for low-income patients and those without insurance, and they will go into effect January 2020.
Former U.Va. president named as interim provost at Michigan State University Sullivan, who retired from the University in Aug. 2018, will begin at MSU on Oct. 1 and serve through the end of the academic year, while MSU searches for a permanent candidate.
University responds to statewide restriction on age for tobacco and nicotine usage The University changed its alcohol and drug policy to prohibit underage tobacco usage in accordance with the new law.
No arrests made during Block Party on Wertland Street Despite no summons being made, five individuals were transported to the hospital for reported alcohol overdoses.
Virginia ACLU seeks dismissal of lawsuit against U.Va. professor Jalane Schmidt Tayloe, one of the plaintiffs in the Monument Fund v. Charlottesville case, claims his profile conveys defamatory implications, insinuations and inferences.
Impending Alderman Library renovation: A guide to study spaces on Grounds Popular among students for its academic and classic feel, Alderman offers 850 study seats. However, its closure — which will last from May 2020 until May 2023 — means students will soon be unable to spend late nights holed up in the Alderman stacks.
