Lama Eryani, Author at WUVA

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“What Do You Know About Charlottesville?” WUVA asks in DC

Lama Eryani

Walking down the streets of Charlottesville or on grounds, endless tributes to Heather Heyer are on display. The city is scarred by recent violence...

Political Protests in Sports: “When Is The Time?”

Lama Eryani

Colin Kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem in protest of the social injustices in America has spread to the University of Virginia....

UVa Students Take a Knee in Solidarity at Scott Stadium

Lama Eryani

Former 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem at the start of NFL games has been a divisive topic for...

“We’ll be back sooner than you might imagine,” Richard Spencer told WUVA

Lama Eryani

Richard Spencer is the American editor of altright.com and is credited with leading the Alt Right movement to what it is today. He gained international...

Las Vegas Massacre Leaves 58 Dead and over 500 Injured

Lama Eryani

A gunman opened fire on people attending the Route 91 Harvest, a three day country music festival, killing at least 58 and over 500...

Q&A With Cville Rock Band, The Blenders

Lama Eryani

The Blenders are a band known and loved by the UVa community. They frequently play weekends at corner hot spots like Coupe's. While the...

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