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Although the vast majority of students are vaccinated, COVID-19 daily case averages in Albemarle County remain at a similar level to fall of last academic year.

Students concerned over security cameras installed in first-year dorms

By Sean Michael Cursain | September 7, 2022

Residents moving into residential halls with cameras were not notified of their presence ahead of move in, leaving it to the RAs to explain the new technology.

Incoming students get a look at various opportunities at the University at information sessions in Newcomb Ballroom.

In-person orientation programming returns for the first time since 2019

By Sean Michael Cursain | August 2, 2022

Orientation runs throughout the duration of the summer, including a total of eight two-day sessions for incoming first-years and 2 one-day sessions for transfer students.

Local bar Coupe DeVille's plans to reopen late summer

By Sean Michael Cursain | May 14, 2022

Last September, a grease fire concentrated primarily in the kitchen of Coupe DeVilles broke out.

While the ban is in place, Kessler is prohibited from entering Grounds — breaking the “no trespass” order is a class one misdemeanor with punishments of up to one year imprisonment of fines of up to $2,500.

University Police Department extends Jason Kessler’s ban from Grounds

By Ava MacBlane , Lauren O'Neil and Sean Michael Cursain | April 26, 2022

“No trespass” bans are issued to individuals who break Virginia criminal code, violate University regulations or otherwise place the health and safety of University community members at risk.

The event — which included races for both children and adults — was the first of its kind in Charlottesville since 1989 and one of the first large-scale community events since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020.

First-annual CVLEBIKEFEST draws hundreds to cycling race and festival

By Sean Michael Cursain | April 18, 2022

The Charlottesville Racing Club — a multi-disciplinary cycling club based in Charlottesville — and the UVA Cycling Club came together to put on the event benefitting Charlottesville Community Bikes.

As the sun set Friday night, dozens gathered for a candlelight vigil at Ern Commons, where survivors of sexual assault and abuse, loved ones of survivors and allies from both the University and the greater Charlottesville communities gathered to share their stories.

Take Back the Night holds vigil for survivors, event reclaiming bars as safe space during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

By Sean Michael Cursain and Ivy Roberts | April 11, 2022

The two events are part of seven in-person events Take Back the Night is hosting throughout April in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

For last year’s graduation ceremonies, degree conferral ceremonies occurred in Scott Stadium with a two guest maximum in order to adhere to gathering limits.

As first normal graduation in three years approaches, fourth years express gratitude for their time despite pandemic

By Zach Rosenthal and Sean Michael Cursain | April 7, 2022

The Class of 2022 is the only class currently at the University that has seen a full year without COVID-19 restrictions.

Yang made it a point of the work to include untold narratives, given that their virtual nonexistence in United States mainstream media coverage meant that many Americans were in the dark about the initial lockdown and its impacts.

Visiting scholar discusses Wuhan lockdown, the limits of critique

By Sean Michael Cursain | April 4, 2022

Yang dedicated several chapters of his recent book to the raw narratives of members of the Wuhan community, which he gathered from online diaries.

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Students concerned over security cameras installed in first-year dorms

In-person orientation programming returns for the first time since 2019

Local bar Coupe DeVille's plans to reopen late summer

University Police Department extends Jason Kessler’s ban from Grounds

First-annual CVLEBIKEFEST draws hundreds to cycling race and festival

Take Back the Night holds vigil for survivors, event reclaiming bars as safe space during Sexual Assault Awareness Month

As first normal graduation in three years approaches, fourth years express gratitude for their time despite pandemic

Visiting scholar discusses Wuhan lockdown, the limits of critique

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