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Research behind U.Va. Unionists was conducted by Neumann, Kurtz and around a dozen student researchers.

U.Va. Unionists project documents alumni and faculty who supported the Union during Civil War

By Jee-Ho Kim | May 11, 2021

On the U.Va. Unionists website, visitors can access primary source documents and essays outlining each Unionist’s life and contributions before, during and after the Civil War.

Phone, email scams totaling $74,150 over last year target international students and those who received stimulus checks

By Jee-Ho Kim | April 28, 2021

UPD detectives identified several recurrent patterns, including faking government calls, posing as buyers on online marketplaces and threatening arrest.

Four students discussed the impact of COVID-19 on Asian Pacific Islander Desi American communities Monday night.

APIDA student groups host panel on Asian American identity, femininity

By Jee-Ho Kim | April 21, 2021

The discourse, titled “COVID-19: The Asian American Experience” was held as aKDPhi’s annual Asian American Women’s Initiative event and Sigma’s annual culture-focused VOICES event.

UJC investigates and holds trials for reports of violations of the University’s Standards of Conduct while the Honor Committee focuses on reports of Honor Code violations.

Lauren Kim and Andy Chambers to serve as UJC and Honor chair for 2021-22

By Jee-Ho Kim | April 20, 2021

The transition to new committees took place through the beginning of April.

The Danville vaccination center officially opened March 15 with funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Students drive hours for walk-in vaccinations, officials urge waiting for appointments

By Jee-Ho Kim | March 25, 2021

Virginia residents can pre-register for the vaccine online or by calling 1-877-VAX-IN-VA.

Oxley is campaigning as a solo candidate while Liu is on the same ticket as uncontested candidates third-year College Cecilia Cain, who is running for vice president for administrations and second-year College student Ryan Cieslukowski, who is running for vice president for organizations.

A look at Student Council presidential candidate platforms

By Jee-Ho Kim | March 15, 2021

Voting for all student elections — which includes candidates for Student Council, Honor Council, University Judiciary Committee and Class Council — opens Wednesday.

Mapping Cville plots history of racial discrimination through Charlottesville property deeds

By Jee-Ho Kim | February 27, 2021

The project plots every deed that contains a racist covenant or a clause forbidding the sale of property to Black individuals and those not of white descent.

The NPHC was founded in 1930 at Howard University and consists of nine historically Black fraternities and sororities referred to as the Divine Nine. Eight chapters of the Divine Nine organizations have been established at the University.

NPHC Week celebrates Black History Month, historically Black Greek organizations at the University

By Jee-Ho Kim | February 25, 2021

Today, around 60 students are pledged with the eight chapters at the University. Several NPHC-affiliated organizations start membership intake later in the Spring semester.

Last September, the Board voted to remove or rededicate the memorial, and the newly created Naming and Memorials Committee will ultimately decide the fate of the wall.

Minority Rights Coalition calls for removal of Frank Hume Memorial Fountain

By Jee-Ho Kim | February 17, 2021

Frank Hume, who was born in Culpeper County in 1843, fought for the Confederate Army during the Civil War and served in the Virginia House of Delegates.

Students, faculty continue decades-long struggle to uplift Asian American Studies

By Jee-Ho Kim | February 16, 2021

The Asian Pacific American Studies minor was first approved in 2004 — 10 years after Asian Student Union efforts began in 1994 with the publication of their Five Year Plan.

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U.Va. Unionists project documents alumni and faculty who supported the Union during Civil War

Phone, email scams totaling $74,150 over last year target international students and those who received stimulus checks

APIDA student groups host panel on Asian American identity, femininity

Lauren Kim and Andy Chambers to serve as UJC and Honor chair for 2021-22

Students drive hours for walk-in vaccinations, officials urge waiting for appointments

A look at Student Council presidential candidate platforms

Mapping Cville plots history of racial discrimination through Charlottesville property deeds

NPHC Week celebrates Black History Month, historically Black Greek organizations at the University

Minority Rights Coalition calls for removal of Frank Hume Memorial Fountain

Students, faculty continue decades-long struggle to uplift Asian American Studies

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