Upon returning to the University this week, many students noticed new scaffolding in front of Old Cabell Hall and extending to the entrances of New Cabell.
SMART29, a coalition of business owners and neighbors near the planned Route 29 tunnel under Rio Road, held a conference where they released a traffic study regarding the grade separate on the Route 29 Rio Road area.
Education publication Graduate Programs released its 2014 list of the top 50 law schools in the nation, with the University Law School placing seventh.
On Thursday, several students, current nurses and faculty members held a flash seminar on the topic of advanced directives at the Center for Global Health.
University students, nurses and faculty members held a flash seminar Thursday at the Center for Global Health on advanced care directives.
On Thursday, the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy hosted a talk on social entrepreneurship presented by John Kluge. Kluge, a social entrepreneur with a focus on sanitation, is currently working in South Africa and Nigeria. Kluge said his mission, though important to him, is difficult and stressful.
Democratic Sen. Mark Warner raised $2 million in the third quarter of this year, bringing his total funds for the campaign to $8 million. Republican challenger Ed Gilespie raised $1.8 million in the third quarter.
A former female student from Virginia Wesleyan College is filing a lawsuit against the College for allowing her sexual assailant to transfer to another university without having an expulsion on his record after being found guilty in a Title IX hearing.
Inside Higher Education released its annual College and University Higher Education Human Resources Officers Survey earlier this week.
The Jefferson Area Tea Party held its second official presentation of an ongoing series titled "The Pros and Cons of Economic Development in Albemarle County” Thursday evening.
