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Vaccine Appointments Open for Students

Deanna See

UVA freezes tuition for 2021-2022 school year

Fall 2020 committee addresses concerns, clarifies policies at town hall

Parents, Teachers Divided On Reopening Schools

Vaccine Appointments Open for Students

Deanna See

This Monday, UVA students will receive personalized links to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment in Charlottesville. The vaccines will be administered at the COVID Community Vaccination Center in the Seminole Square Shopping Center, 393 Hillsdale...

UVA freezes tuition for 2021-2022 school year

Ramya Ravi

On Apr 13, the Board of Visitors at the University of Virginia voted unanimously to freeze undergraduate tuition at existing levels for the 2021-2022 school year. In-state tuition is frozen at $17,518 and out-of-state tuition...

COVID-19 Announcement

Kyra Min

President Ryan has released a statement moving classes online through the end of the semester due to the Coronavirus. Updates to come. https://www.virginia.edu/coronavirus/university-operations-status

COVID UPDATE: Over half of saliva samples collected from prevalence testing are being used...

Julian David

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA- It’s no coincidence that sinks and showers in first-year dorms suddenly began flowing better than ever just as UVA ramped up its prevalence testing capacity. In addition to adhering to restrictions that wholly...

UVA Students’ Takes on Lifting the Mask Requirement

Yaa Amoakohene

https://youtu.be/t9PjmrxBdz8 Students share their honest opinions about the mask announcement from Jim Ryan on March 18th, 2022.

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

Ramya Ravi

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...

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