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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...

The Implications of Credit/No Credit in a Global Pandemic

The University of Virginia recently announced the continuation of a credit/general credit/no credit option for the January Term and Spring Semester. As the third semester of credit/no credit approaches, Michelle Ball, an Associate Director...

UPDATE: UVA Will Reopen Dorms, Resume In-Person Classes

On Friday afternoon, President Jim Ryan and UVA’s senior leadership team sent an email to the University community announcing that residence halls will reopen and in-person instruction will resume on Tuesday, Sep 8. This comes...

Class of 2020 will walk the Lawn after the class of 2021: Fourth years...

On Wednesday, President Jim Ryan sent an email to the class of 2020 announcing that Final Exercises will take place May 28-30 of next year, the weekend after the class of 2021 will take...

UVA raises gathering limits to 25 indoors, 75 outdoors

Monday evening, University Dean of Students Allen W. Groves announced gathering limits will be increased to 25 people indoors (up from the previous limit of 6) and 75 people outdoors (up from the previous...

UVA’s Local Development of COVID-19 Test

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBQ5jFn6j1A WUVA spoke to UVA's public information officer, Eric Swenson, about UVA's recent development of a COVID-19 test and its eventual effects on the greater Charlottesville area.   Produced by: Brynn Jefferson Kyra Min