Study abroad program to Hong Kong rescheduled to Malaysia The protests sparked this summer after the government proposed a controversial extradition bill which would allow criminal fugitives in Hong Kong to be extradited to mainland China.
PLUMAS holds discussion on climate politics in Brazil and Bolivia The event was focused on the Amazon fires and political issues affecting African Americans, Latinx and indigenous people that are applicable to the University.
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 Cavalier Daily’s matchmaking service Beyond printing issues, covering breaking stories and managing budgets, these couples also found love.
Student Council hosts forum for Charlottesville City Council candidates Payne, Magill and Snook expressed their support for President Jim Ryan’s proposed plan to require all second-year students to live on-Grounds and tied it back to the affordable housing crisis.
U.Va. hopes to achieve a waste diversion rate of 70 percent at annual Green Football Game against Duke Last year, the University achieved a waste diversion rate of 63.4 percent, meaning that 63.4 percent of all the waste from game day was diverted from the landfill.
Homer statue on South Lawn will be restored by the end of this week The University is repairing the missing strings on the lyre of the Homer statue.
