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One Year Later, Otto Warmbier Remains Detained in North Korea

Christie Lombardi

Final Exercises Cancelled and More: Jim Ryan’s Latest

Midsummer parties raise concerns about Fall 2020

Sexual abusers at UVA named via anonymous Twitter accounts

Students Demand Justice for Xzavier Hill

Deanna See

UVA students and residents of Charlottesville alike marched to the Rotunda to demand justice for Xzavier Hill, an 18-year-old from Charlottesville who was fatally shot by Virginia State Police. https://youtu.be/ZYK_xf6HMOY

Tom Garrett Town Hall Meeting Met With Protest

Mekenzye Schwab

By: Mekenzye Schwab and Caroline Coleburn https://vimeo.com/212637360 Congressman Tom Garrett held his first town hall meeting at UVA's Frank Batten School on Friday March 31st. It was met with protest due to the small venue size...

MSNBC’s Joy Reid Kicks Off MLK Celebration

Lama Eryani

The 2018 Community MLK Celebration commenced Tuesday night with MSNBC's Joy Reid as the keynote speaker. Joy Reid hosts the cable network's "The Reid Report" and "AM Joy." She is also the author of "Fracture:...

Charlottesville Restaurant Week Benefits the Whole Town

Aurora Calderone

Foodies, grab your wallet and appetite because it is Charlottesville Restaurant Week. Charlottesville Restaurant Week kicked off last Friday and ends this Sunday. You can visit any of the 39 participating restaurants and indulge in...

Larry Sabato: The Crystal Ball…August Edition

Quinn Chu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9cut472rfc Want to know what will happen during the 2018 midterm elections? UVA's Larry Sabato gives us his projections.

UVA Concludes First Green Dot Week

Audrey Batcheller

Wednesday concluded UVA’s first Green Dot Week, a week designed to spread awareness and increase participation in the program. The program first launched last January and offers bystander trainings to help students and faculty...

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