The lawsuit filed against the government of North Korea by the family of late University student Otto Warmbier could have international repercussions, experts say.
Construction on the Chemistry Buildings began last year and will be followed by work on Gilmer Hall.
Paul Martin, an assistant professor of public policy, will be teaching “From Inequality to Action” this fall — a new course based around case studies of political mobilization.
The self-care event feature interactive and informational tables as well as yoga and mindfulness sessions at the studio in 1515.
According to district-wide tallied results, Leslie Cockburn has now won enough delegates to secure the Democratic nomination at the party's upcoming convention May 5.
Silenced Voices, an event focusing on sexual assault as it pertains to the LGBTQ community, took place Thursday afternoon with an almost-full house in the Newcomb Hall Commonwealth Room.
The nominee will be selected from the current Democratic candidates — Ben Cullop, Leslie Cockburn, Roger Huffstetler and Andrew Sneathern
Beginning with Wednesday’s vigil, events hosted by Take Back the Night will continue throughout the month of April.
Protesters in Charlottesville joined the efforts of demonstrators across the country marching in solidarity against gun violence.
The Charlottesville caucus will take place April 21 and the nominee will be selected May 5.
