As much as I love The Cavalier Daily, I think bias is actually our primary weakness as an organization.
University, State personnel analyze Unite the Right social media threads and messages leading up to Aug. 12 rally in Charlottesville.
Soon-to-be alumni look forward to a variety of fields, including consulting, business.
Over a hundred from the Charlottesville and University communities came to Washington, D.C. to March for Science.
Mikiala Whitacre is suing Dr. Robert Thiele, an anesthesiologist, on behalf of her step-mother, Joy Anne Thomas.
U.Va. telemedicine program allows patients, practitioners to consult with specialists
Cyber-physical systems research paves way for "smart" systems in daily life.
The ACA repeal is unlikely to affect student insurance or University health administration in the short term.
The Blue Ribbon Commission presented its report to Charlottesville’s City Council on Monday, recommending that a statue of Robert E. Lee and Thomas Jackson be recontextualized to reflect the broader historical context in which they were constructed and of the men they depict.
The Minority Rights Coalition hosted a town hall on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Friday — a follow-up to this semester’s spike in reported bias-related incidents and the Eliminate the Hate campaign.
