A Gubernatorial Guide for UVa Students
On Tuesday, June 13th, Virginia voters will flock to the polls for the 2017 Gubernatorial Primary Election.
Virginia operates on an open party system, meaning that voter registration is nonpartisan. Constituents however, are only eligible...
“Jackie” Ordered to Testify in Dean Eramo Defamation Suit
On Tuesday, a judge formally ruled that Jackie, the former UVa student at the center of the now-redacted Rolling Stone article “A Rape on Campus,” must testify in a defamation suit against the magazine.
UVa...
Loss to WVU Snaps UVA Men’s Basketballs’s 24-Game Home Win Streak
The Virginia Cavaliers’ Men’s Basketball team fell to the West Virginia Mountaineers on Saturday 66-57 in front of a sold out crowd at John Paul Jones Arena.
The loss snapped UVa’s 24-game home win streak and...
Meals on Wheels Kicks Off March for Meals
Meals on Wheels, a Charlottesville non-profit organization that delivers meals to senior citizens in need, is kicking off its month-long March for Meals Campaign. Each March, representatives from the local community join volunteers to...
The Future of Alderman Library and its Planned Renovations
Beginning this year, students can look forward to the highly anticipated renovation of Alderman Library, the University of Virginia’s main library. The renovation, which was announced in 2017, is intended to both modernize and...
Harriet Tubman to Become Face of the $20 Bill: A Fitting Tribute
This past Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew announced that Harriet Tubman would adorn the $20 bill, bumping former U.S. President Andrew Jackson to the back of the bill. Tubman will be the first...
