Pharrell Williams to be keynote speaker for 2019 valedictory exercises Pharrell Williams will address the graduating Class of 2019 May 17 at 3 p.m. on the Lawn, the day before the Finals Exercises May 18 and 19.
Death investigation underway at U.Va. near JPJ Arena Virginia State Police are currently investigating a suspicious death near John Paul Jones Arena, which was reported at approximately 11:59 a.m. Thursday to the University Police Department.
U.Va. to screen Final Four game against Auburn at AFC, McIntire Amphitheatre The watch events will begin at 5 p.m. and admission is free and open to the public with free pizza and drinks available at the AFC and free soft drinks available at the Amphitheatre.
U.Va. offers admission to 23.8 percent of applicants A record 37 percent of students admitted to U.Va. are minorities — a 3.7 percent increase from last year. In addition, 42 percent of legacy applicants received an offer of admission — nearly twice the rate of non-legacies.
School of Continuing and Professional Studies plans to cut half of its employees by May 20 The decision to eliminate half of SCPS employees follows years of declining student enrollment and a multimillion dollar loss of revenue.
Review panel recommends lifetime ban for former U.Va. professor accused of sexual assault The review panel also recommends Casey be made ineligible for a paid or unpaid position at the University and that the English department faculty take Title IX training.
U.Va. to increase employee minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2020 U.Va., the largest employer in Charlottesville, plans to raise its minimum wage from $12.75 to $15 per hour by 2020.
U.Va. President Jim Ryan responds to student concerns, issues facing University University President Jim Ryan sat down with The Cavalier Daily Feb. 27 in Madison Hall for a 30 minute interview to discuss a range of topics before the quarterly Board of Visitors meeting.
U.Va. cancels classes due to inclement weather The University’s Office of Safety and Emergency Preparedness updated its Operation Status Board with several modifications to University services.
Paging through the past: An examination of Corks & Curls The resurfacing of the images on Gov. Northam's (D-Va.) yearbook has prompted investigations into the University’s own history of racist incidents and their lingering effects.
