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Virginia Fumbles COVID-19 Testing Data

RICHMOND, VA--On May 15, the majority of Virginia entered Phase I of reopening--which allows for non-essential businesses to operate at 50% capacity, restaurants allow dine-in services as long as patrons are seated outside at...
UVA Career Center Future Plans

College Students’ Future Plans Threatened by Pandemic

According to research published this week by Axios, three quarters of college students who lined up internships or post-graduate jobs have seen them threatened or cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic. With infection rates rising...

Students Urged To Await Vaccines; Walk-Ins At Danville Halted

Late Wednesday evening, Dean Allen W. Groves emailed students “updated vaccine guidance” from the Virginia Department of Health (VDH). This announcement was released in response to an influx of students traveling to Danville for...

UPDATE: Fall semester will start online, in-person classes to resume Sep. 8

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA ⁠— On Tuesday afternoon, University of Virginia President James Ryan sent an email to the university community announcing the delay of in-person undergraduate classes by two weeks.  Undergraduate classes will still begin on...

Comedians Adapt to COVID-19

With many live entertainment venues in Charlottesville still closed due to the pandemic, comedians have shifted online to keep their craft alive. https://youtu.be/Z6xISxsOeJ8

UVA COVID-19 Cases In Decline

In the latest Spring 2021 update Thursday evening, the University administration noted “some of the lowest levels” of daily Covid-19 positive cases, commending students for their vigilance and adherence to public health measures. Nearly one...