President Ryan responds to pushback against the Good Ol’ Song video campaign President Ryan said the University was not trying to equate the former "Not gay" chant with "F--k Tech."
FCC members speak to U.Va. students on future of digital media The Commissioners said that digital inclusion and concentration of media ownership are among their top concerns in media policy.
U.Va. College students can double minor starting fall 2019 With the change, students in the College will be unable to share courses between their minors and majors.
U.Va. to offer financial aid to in-state DACA students this fall Under federal law, the use of state financial aid funds may not be applied towards students with DACA status, which is why the University is privately funding this initiative.
Charlottesville anticipates softer police presence on two-year anniversary of white supremacist rally The city's police presence will be similar to what was done when the Virginia men's basketball team won the NCAA Tournament in April.
Man in custody after surrendering to Albemarle County police near Fontaine Research Park The University community was alerted of the incident through a series of messages by U.Va. Alerts.
James A. Fields Jr. sentenced to life in prison for death of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville car attack Fields admitted to intentionally driving his car into counterprotesters who showed up to demonstrate against white nationalists in Charlottesville nearly two years ago.
U.Va. receives anonymous $5 million donation to Athletics Master Plan and Student Health & Wellness Center The plan will transform the athletics department with new and renovated buildings and practice fields at an estimated cost between $12 million to $14 million.
Bill Clinton delivers closing keynote address at U.Va.’s Presidential Ideas Festival Clinton ended his speech by advising the audience to expand their definition of "We the People" in the preamble to the Constitution and to not return hateful rhetoric with more of the same.
University Hall demolished to continue athletics renovation plan Ralph Sampson returned to the University to push the button for imploding University Hall, the home for the University’s basketball programs from 1965-2006.
