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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

StudCo President stresses problems in UVA’s reopening plan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q4FYgr3IkU&feature=youtu.be WUVA News reporter Amelia Delphos talks to Student Council president Ellen Yates about UVA's plans to reopen this fall. Yates believes the responsibility of keeping students, faculty, and the community safe lies in the...

Students Demand COVID Action in Town Hall

Following a walkout on Mar. 25-26, students organized a #COVIDActionNow town hall on Saturday to advocate for changes in how the University of Virginia has handled the pandemic’s impact on students, staff, and the...

Ralph Northam Encourages Virginians to “Stay at Home,” Closes Schools and More

At a press conference on Monday, Governor Ralph Northam announced a series of new restrictions throughout the state of Virginia in order to combat the spread of coronavirus. These regulations will begin 11:59 pm...

UVA freezes tuition for 2021-2022 school year

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...

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...